lmctl is a local-first AI orchestration platform for managing multiple AI tools and agentic systems.
As AI coding tools evolve from assistants into autonomous agents, the challenge shifts from generation to coordination. lmctl provides a structured way to supervise, route, and govern AI workflows.
What lmctl Does
- Coordinates multiple AI tools
- Manages persistent AI workers
- Routes tasks between specialized agents
- Enforces review workflows
- Provides local control with optional remote supervision
- Keeps humans in the loop
lmctl is not another chatbot. It is a control plane for intelligent systems.
Design Principles
- Local-first architecture
- Human-supervised AI workflows
- Structured task routing
- Persistent worker model
- Transport-agnostic IPC
- Web-first control surface
Intended Users
- Engineers managing multiple AI coding tools
- Research teams evaluating model performance
- Developers building agentic applications
- Organizations experimenting with AI-first workflows
Status
lmctl is currently under development.