Infra
Account auth, CLI settings, security approvals, tunnels, local HTTPS, secrets, port management, health checks, and store maintenance.
LPM CLI ships the account, settings, security, and development infrastructure most projects bolt together from separate tools as first-class commands. Everything in this section assumes lpm dev is your default; these commands are what lpm dev orchestrates under the hood and what you reach for when you need to inspect, configure, or fix something it touched.
CLI
lpm tunnel
Expose localhost to the internet. Claim a stable domain, capture and replay webhooks.
lpm cert
Local HTTPS — generate certificates, install the LPM CLI CA into your trust store, inspect status.
lpm proxy
Run and inspect the local-domain proxy daemon and active route table.
lpm hosts
Remove LPM CLI-managed local-domain entries from the hosts file.
lpm ports
List, kill, or reset dev-service port assignments.
Account + auth
lpm login / logout / whoami
Sign in, clear registry tokens, and inspect the active account identity.
lpm setup
Generate .npmrc auth for CI or local development, plus OIDC workflow snippets.
lpm token-rotate
Rotate the active LPM.dev Registry session token and store the replacement securely.
Settings + security
lpm config
Get, set, delete, or list user-level CLI configuration.
lpm security
Temporary approvals, effective machine floor, and managed security policy.
lpm policy
Inspect and test local install-time policy extensions.
CLI maintenance
lpm doctor
Project + environment health check. Auto-fix common issues.
lpm store
Verify, list, or garbage-collect the global content-addressable store.
lpm self-update
Update the LPM CLI using the right command for the current install method.
Features
Authentication
Registry auth model and secure-storage backend behavior.
Tunneling
Stable public domains, webhook capture, replay, and tunnel configuration.
Local HTTPS
Certificate authority setup and local HTTPS trust model.
Secrets vault
Encrypted environment storage, cloud sync, pairing, sharing, and rotation.
Port management
How LPM CLI reserves, reuses, and resets service ports.
Dependency graph
Graph model behind package dependency inspection and analysis.
Project health
What project-level health checks inspect and how to fix common failures.