Configure lpm by asking your agent
Install the lpm skills and CLI
In lpm, open Settings → Agents and click Install next to lpm skills and CLI, or use the Agent tools button in the sidebar. It adds the lpm skills for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode, plus the
lpmcommand.Open an agent in the project
Click Claude Code or Codex in the project’s toolbar. The agent starts in the project’s folder, so it knows which config to change without you naming it.
Say what you want
The agent picks the file — just you, the team’s
.lpm.yml, or every project — and lpm checks the change before it lands. A mistake goes back to the agent to fix, the file is never left half-written, and edits you make in the app meanwhile aren’t overwritten.
services: db: docker compose up postgres api: cmd: npm run api dependsOn: [db] web: npm run devactions: deploy: cmd: ./scripts/deploy.sh label: Deploy confirm: true
Things you can ask
“Add Storybook as a service on port 6006”
Just you, this project
“Make Deploy a split button: staging by default, production asks first”
Just you, this project
“Put the iOS and Android builds in a two-row zone in the footer”
Just you, this project
“Share our test, lint and migrate buttons with the team”
The team, in the repo’s .lpm.yml
“Give every project a Claude Code button that reviews my uncommitted changes”
Every project, in global.yml
“This project won’t load. Find what’s wrong in its config and fix it”
Whichever file is broken
AI inside the app, too
Generate a config
In a project’s config editor, click Generate with AI and pick an installed agent. It drafts the whole file from your code, unsaved until you review it.
Describe a button
In the action editor, describe what a button should do and AI fills in its fields. On an existing button, Edit with AI changes it.
Fix a broken file
When a config won’t load, the notice says what’s wrong and offers Fix with AI, which repairs it for you to review and save.
The same skills and CLI let agents start and stop services, read logs, and duplicate projects: let Claude Code and Codex run your dev environment.