lc — LeetCode Crusher
A CLI that picks unsolved LeetCode problems, finds a top-voted community Python solution, verifies it against the examples with Run, and submits it.
Install
pipx install lc-crusher
Requires Python 3.10+ and Google Chrome (used only for signing in).
Usage
lc login # sign in in a Chrome window; session saved to ~/.config/lc
lc whoami # signed-in user and solved counts
lc pick -n 10 # next unsolved problems
lc crush --dry-run # verify the next problem without submitting
lc crush -n 5 -d easy # solve 5 unsolved easy problems
lc now # run the scheduled job immediately (50 problems)
lc schedule install daily:23:00 # run every day at 23:00 (macOS launchd)
lc schedule status | remove
Every accepted problem is appended to ~/lc-solved.xlsx, one tab per
date. Problems a previous run solved or gave up on are never retried unless you
pass --retry-failed.
LeetCode allows one Run/Submit at a time per account, so problems are solved sequentially.
Disclaimer
Automated submissions violate LeetCode's Terms of Service and can get an account flagged or banned. Use at your own risk.
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