lazyplan (lpui) — v0.23.0
Plan work with your coding agent, in the terminal.
lazyplan is one shared plan for you and your agent. You get a fast keyboard screen. Your agent gets a simple command line. Plans, milestones, and tasks stay in one place instead of disappearing into chat. Read-only git and PR provenance shows where each one landed.
Install
pipx install lazyplan-tui
lpui --help
On Windows: pipx install --backend pip lazyplan-tui.
Prefer a system package or the one-line installer? See install options.
Start
cd ~/my-plan
lpui # first run detects agents and creates the plan store
lpui plan add --title "my-plan" --why "reason" --what "scope"
lpui
Working with a team? lpui setup --placement repo keeps the plan in the repo.
Want demo data first? Run lpui seed.
Why it feels different
- One source of truth. The plan you see is the plan your agent reads. No copy-pasting context between chats.
- Made for focus. Plans stay as one-line summaries until you open them. Detail is there when you need it.
- Yours to keep. Local-first by default. Export or import any time. No account, no cloud, no lock-in.
What you get
- A plan tree with progress at a glance, plus milestones and tasks underneath.
- A preview of the reason, the next tasks, and what done means.
- A read-only detail page for careful reading, with quick keys to edit and move work.
- One place your agent can update while you keep the big picture.
How it works
- Plans start as one-line summaries with progress. Open one to reveal milestones, then tasks.
- The right pane previews the selected row: why, what, next tasks, and acceptance progress.
- The bottom line shows the keys that work right now.
?opens help;copens the command palette. - Your agent writes through the same command line. The screen updates as it works.
Everyday commands
lpui list # plans and progress
lpui plan show --id 1 # why, what, criteria, milestones
lpui task move --id 1 --to doing # move work forward
lpui criterion tick --id 1 # tick the next acceptance item
lpui feed # recent activity
For your agent
The command line reads and writes the same plan, with JSON and clear exit codes:
lpui --actor helper task add --milestone 1 --title "Draft proposal"
lpui --actor helper list --json
Start with lpui brief to see the active task and the next step. After each
commit, link it and move the task. lpui audit --since 7.days --strict turns
the three accuracy metrics into a CI gate. lpui setup installs read-only
lifecycle hooks for detected agents; lpui setup --no-hooks removes them.
The first run installs the agent skill. lpui setup --placement repo generates the full contract in the repo.
Your data
Plans live in one local database: shared in your home by default, or inside a repo with lpui setup --placement repo. Back up with lpui export --format json; restore with lpui import --file. See data and backup.
Learn more
- Screenshots and quickstart
- Usage and CLI reference
- Setup walkthrough
- Contributing (main is protected; open a PR)
- Releases · Issues
MIT licensed. This repo plans itself: run lpui list.
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