@lmctl-ai/lmctl 0.1.102 → 0.1.104

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@@ -51,22 +51,21 @@ lmctl chat ./my-project/my-project.lmctl Lead "Inspect the repo and propose next
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  Start with `lmctl run <url>` for published workflows. For a custom AI-Lead team,
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  use the plan -> lint -> seed -> chat flow. For long turns, background a tracked
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  invocation (`lmctl exec -- <command> &` or a backgrounded `lmctl chat`) and let
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- `lmctl wait` block until it finishes — that return is the wake. Daemon, web, API,
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+ `lmctl more` block until it finishes — that return is the wake. Daemon, web, API,
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  and MCP surfaces are secondary integration paths; the CLI is the golden path for
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  onboarding.
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  Lintable teamfile templates for research, writing, and review teams ship in the
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  [examples gallery](https://lmctl.com/examples/).
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- `lmctl` top-level subcommands are: `api`, `chat`, `check`, `push`, `code`, `serve`, `intake`,
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- `mcp`, `monitor`, `device`, `team`, `terminal`, `tail`, `health`, `wait`,
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+ `lmctl` top-level subcommands are: `api`, `chat`, `more`, `code`, `serve`, `intake`,
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+ `mcp`, `monitor`, `device`, `team`, `terminal`, `tail`, `health`,
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  `exec`, `recover`, `ls`, `lint`, `seed`, `hire`, `refresh`, `clone`, `plan`, `workflow`,
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  `run`, `project`, `workspace`, `diagnose`, `diagnose-prompt`, `status`, and
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  `db`. Run `lmctl <command> --help` for details on each, and see the
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  [documentation](https://lmctl.com/lmctl) to define your first team.
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  - `lmctl chat <teamfile> <alias> "message"` drives or messages a member; if a member-origin target is busy, chat queues the message for that lane.
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- - `lmctl check` shows the calling member's background jobs and outbound queued lanes without mutating anything.
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- - `lmctl push` flushes the calling member's outbound queued lanes to idle receivers; busy receivers stay queued.
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+ - `lmctl more` flushes queued outbound lanes, shows jobs/queue status, and returns finished work or receipts.
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  ## Model selection
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