Lpm

lpm is a desktop application that puts local development projects and AI coding agents in a single window. It reads each repository, detects how its services start, and gives every project a start button with live output for each service in its own terminal tab. It is built for developers who run Claude Code, Codex and similar agents across several projects at once. Claude Code and Codex can run side by side in the same project, with a sidebar showing which agent is working, finished or waiting for input, so a permission prompt is not lost behind another window. A project can be duplicated so each agent gets its own working tree. Service detection covers Node, Python, Rails, Laravel, Phoenix, Spring, .NET, Go, Rust, Docker Compose, Procfiles and Make or just tasks, including monorepo workspaces. Other features include saved service profiles, one click action buttons for tests, builds and migrations, project templates for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or OpenCode, and services that keep running after the app is closed. Projects can be added from a local folder, a Git clone, an SSH host or a template. lpm is free and open source under the MIT license, with downloads for macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, plus Windows and Linux builds. The site lists no paid plans. The macOS build is Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple.