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@lmctl-ai/lmctl

v0.1.20

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A provider-agnostic control plane for teams of AI coding agents — across providers, with independent review and durable memory.

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lmctl

A provider-agnostic control plane for teams of AI coding agents.

Homepage · Documentation · Changelog

AI agents shouldn't be locked to one provider, one workflow, or one context window. lmctl is a local-first control plane for running teams of AI coding agents — across providers, with independent review and durable memory, composed in plain text. It coordinates the agent CLIs you already use (Claude, Codex, Gemini, and more); it's not an IDE and not another chatbot.

Public preview. Free to use during the preview. Closed-source, proprietary software distributed in binary form — see the License.

Install

npm install -g @lmctl-ai/lmctl

Usage

lmctl --help
lmctl status
lmctl run https://lmctl.com/workflows/research.compound.json

lmctl provides subcommands including api, chat, code, serve, intake, mcp, monitor, team, workflow, project, workspace, diagnose, init, status, and db. Run lmctl <command> --help for details on each, and see the documentation to define your first team.

Model selection

Teamfiles can pin provider models with _MEMBER_ ... model=<id>. For provider=opencode, GitHub Copilot reasoning variants can also be selected with effort=<variant>, for example:

_MEMBER_ alias=Reviewer provider=opencode model=github-copilot/gpt-5.4 effort=xhigh sessiondir=/repo

If ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json is missing, lmctl lint warns and points to this sample config. Copy it into your opencode config location and adjust it for the models your account can access.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 24.15.0. lmctl uses built-in node:sqlite, so installation has no native SQLite build step.

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License

Proprietary — free during the public preview, © Lattice Systems LLC, all rights reserved. Not licensed for redistribution or modification. Provided as-is, without warranty. See the full License.