lpm-cli

`lpm` is a command-line companion to the lpm desktop app. Verify it is available with `lpm --version`; if it is missing, install it from the lpm app's Settings. ### Key facts - The project name is inferred from `LPM_PROJECT_NAME` or the current directory — omit it inside lpm terminals. - Default output is compact text (cheapest); add `--json` only when you need to parse the result. - Exit codes: `0` ok, `2` usage / not found / app not running, `1` failure / timeout. - `config get`, `config apply`, and control commands need the lpm app running; other inspection commands do not. ### Commands - `lpm list` — all projects, running state, agent counts. - `lpm project [name] [--full]` — one project in full (`--full` adds env maps, action details, terminal history). - `lpm config resolve [--cwd PATH] [--json]` — match a directory to its deepest project root without using `LPM_PROJECT_NAME`. - `lpm config validate <file> [--json]` — validate syntax, fields, layer rules, and effective merged configuration. - `lpm config get --layer project|repo|global|template [--project NAME | --template NAME] [--create] [--json]` — read a config layer with the revision required for a safe write. - `lpm config apply --layer project|repo|global|template [--project NAME | --template NAME] [--create] --if-revision HASH (--stdin | --file PATH) [--json]` — validate a candidate and atomically apply it through the running app. Never edit a live config file directly. - `lpm logs [service] [-n 30] [-p proj...