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@lmctl-ai/lmprobe

v0.42.2

Published

lmprobe — a one-shot, AST-aware structural code-search CLI with schema-first JSON envelopes. Installs the right prebuilt native binary for your platform.

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Keywords

astast-greptree-sittercode-searchstructural-searchstatic-analysisclilmprobe

Readme

lmprobe

One-shot, AST-aware structural code-search CLI with schema-first JSON envelopes.

lmprobe reads the live filesystem, parses files via tree-sitter (through a fork of ast-grep), and prints versioned JSON describing what it found. Every invocation parses on demand and exits — no daemon, no project index in your tree.

Install

npm install -g @lmctl-ai/lmprobe
# or run without installing:
npx @lmctl-ai/lmprobe --help

This meta-package pulls in the right prebuilt native binary for your platform (@lmctl-ai/lmprobe-<os>-<cpu>). Supported platforms:

| OS | Arch | Package | |----|------|---------| | Linux | x64 | @lmctl-ai/lmprobe-linux-x64 | | Linux | arm64 | @lmctl-ai/lmprobe-linux-arm64 | | macOS | x64 (Intel) | @lmctl-ai/lmprobe-darwin-x64 | | macOS | arm64 (Apple Silicon) | @lmctl-ai/lmprobe-darwin-arm64 | | Windows | x64 | @lmctl-ai/lmprobe-win32-x64 |

Installing with --no-optional / --omit=optional skips the binary and lmprobe will refuse to run — reinstall without it.

First run

lmprobe --help                 # list commands
lmprobe discover .             # map a repository
lmprobe search -p 'fn $NAME() { $$$ }' -l rust .

Output auto-formats: human-readable markdown on a TTY, NDJSON when piped. See --format json|ndjson|sarif|github|mermaid|dot for the rest.

Docs

Full manual: https://lmctl.com/lmprobe

License

MIT. lmprobe forks the ast-grep engine crates — see the bundled LICENSE and ATTRIBUTION.md for the dual copyright.