Launchmatic CLI

v0.10.1

Deploy, test, and manage everything from your terminal. Zero config, instant feedback.

Install

npm i -g @launchmatic/cli

Core

lm login

Authenticate with your Launchmatic account

lm init

Initialize a service in the current directory — use -n for a service name, -r for a subdirectory root (e.g. apps/api)

lm deploy

Build and deploy the current service

lm deploy --build-cmd "..." --start-cmd "..."

Override the detected build/start commands — the overrides persist for future deploys

lm deploy --pre-deploy-cmd "npx prisma migrate deploy"

Release-phase command run before rollout (migrations); failure aborts the deploy

lm quicklaunch(lm ql)

Detect, configure, and deploy in one command — auto-detects env vars with Requirement Connectors

lm status

Show service and deployment status

lm logs

Stream runtime logs — add --build for build logs (-d to target a deployment)

lm doctor

Scan the current project for common deployment issues before you ship

lm destroy

Tear down a service

Monorepo

Multi-service repos: bind every app in a workspace once, then deploy them together.

lm monorepo init(lm mono init)

Detect workspace services and write launchmatic.json — use -y to accept all defaults

lm monorepo list(lm mono ls)

List the services bound in launchmatic.json

lm up

Deploy every service whose files changed since the last push — Railway-style multi-service deploy

lm up --service web --service api

Deploy only the named services

lm up --all

Skip the changed-only filter and deploy everything

Environment & Domains

lm env set KEY=VALUE [KEY2=VALUE2 ...]

Set one or more environment variables

lm env list

List all environment variables (values masked)

lm domains add example.com

Add a custom domain — prints the DNS record; SSL provisions automatically once it resolves

Templates

Deploy a pre-built template — including instant managed images — without writing code first.

lm template list(lm tpl ls)

Browse available templates — filter with -c (fullstack, backend, frontend, ai, data, devtools)

lm template deploy <slug>

Deploy a template — set required env vars inline with -e KEY=value, skip prompts with -y

AI

Build with natural language and operate with conversational ops.

lm agent

Launch an interactive REPL — multi-step natural-language ops over your services (deploys, env vars, logs, domains, databases). Streams over SSE.

lm agent -p "why did my last deploy fail?"

One-shot — run a single prompt and exit. Add --json to pipe into jq.

lm agent --thread-id <id>

Resume an existing agent conversation across CLI sessions

lm agent --service <id> --environment production

Scope the session to a specific service or environment

lm lightspeed(lm c)

Modify your service with AI — describe changes, AI generates code and deploys

lm c "add dark mode"

Quick inline modification

lm image generate "a hero illustration"(lm img gen)

Generate images with AI — -c for count (1–4), -a for aspect ratio, -o for output dir

lm image usage

Show your image generation quota

lm image history

Recent image generations (-l to limit)

API Keys & Tokens

Issue and revoke programmatic credentials. For OAuth-based AI client connections, use the Connected Apps dashboard instead.

lm api-key list(lm api-key ls)

List your API keys with last-used timestamps

lm api-key create <name>

Create a new API key — full token is shown ONCE, store it immediately

lm api-key delete <keyId>(lm api-key rm)

Revoke an API key

Deployments & Previews

Per-service deploy history, rollbacks, and per-branch preview environments.

lm deployments list(lm deploys ls)

List recent deployments for the current service

lm deployments info <deploymentId>

Show deployment details — status, build logs, commit, duration

lm deployments cancel <deploymentId>

Cancel a running deployment

lm deployments rollback <deploymentId>

Roll back to a previous deployment in one command

lm preview list(lm preview ls)

List active preview environments

lm preview create <branch>

Spin up a preview environment for a branch

lm preview delete <previewId>(lm preview rm)

Tear down a preview environment

Infra & Usage

Inspect platform pods and aggregate resource usage. Most users don't need these — they're here when you do.

lm usage summary

Aggregated CPU, memory, network, and request stats for the current service

lm usage history

Time-series resource snapshots for trend analysis

lm infra list(lm infra ls)

List pods for a team (admin / debugging)

lm infra logs <namespace> <pod>

Get logs straight from a specific pod

lm infra describe <namespace> <pod>

Detailed pod information — events, conditions, volumes

lm infra restart <namespace> <pod>

Restart (delete and reschedule) a pod

lm infra delete <namespace> <pod>(lm infra rm)

Delete a pod

Browser Automation

lm browser screenshot [url](lm b ss)

Capture a screenshot — supports device emulation, full-page, and delay

lm b screenshot --device 'iPhone 14'

Screenshot with mobile device emulation

lm b screenshot --full -o hero.png

Full-page screenshot saved to hero.png

lm browser pdf [url]

Generate a PDF — configurable format and orientation

lm browser open [url]

Open a headed browser for interactive inspection

lm browser test [url]

Run smoke tests — load time, errors, HTTPS, content

lm b test --check-links --check-a11y

Extended tests with link validation and accessibility checks

lm browser wait [url]

Poll until a page is reachable — great after deploy

lm browser codegen [url]

Record browser actions and generate Playwright test code

lm browser devices

List available device emulation profiles

lm b devices --filter iphone

Filter devices by name

Workflows

List and trigger Stirrup workflows running on your deployed services. The same workflows are also available to MCP clients via the agent's run_stirrup_workflow tool.

lm workflows list(lm wf ls)

List Stirrup workflows across every Stirrup service in your account

lm workflows run <serviceId>/<workflowId>

Trigger a workflow. Use --input '{...}' to pass a JSON payload

lm workflows runs <serviceId>

Show recent run history for a service's workflows

Database

Manage databases directly from the CLI — interactive shell, queries, dumps, and more.

lm db list(lm db ls)

List all databases with status and linked services

lm db info <dbId>

Show database details and connection info

lm db connect <dbId>(lm db url)

Get the full connection URL (with credentials)

lm db credentials <dbId>(lm db creds)

Show host, port, username, password, and internal DNS

lm db shell <dbId>(lm db sh)

Interactive SQL shell with psql-style meta-commands (\dt, \d, \l)

lm db query <dbId> "SELECT * FROM users"(lm db q)

Execute a SQL query and print results

lm db tables <dbId>

List tables with sizes and row counts

lm db create my-db

Create a new PostgreSQL database — add --service <serviceId> to inject its URL into a service on creation

lm db create my-cache -e redis

Create a Redis database (-e: postgresql, postgis, redis, mongodb)

lm db link <dbId> <serviceId>

Link database to service (injects connection URL as env var)

lm db dump <dbId>

Dump database to stdout or file (pg_dump)

lm db seed <dbId> schema.sql

Run a SQL file against the database

lm db delete <dbId>(lm db rm)

Delete a database

GitHub Repository

Manage your connected GitHub repo directly from the CLI. Auto-detects repo from git remote.

lm repo view

View repo info — stars, language, description

lm repo view --web

Open repository in browser

lm repo prs

List pull requests (filterable by state)

lm repo issues

List issues (filterable by state and labels)

lm repo issue-create -t 'Bug: ...'(lm repo ic)

Create a new issue from the command line

lm repo branches(lm repo br)

List branches, highlight current

lm repo commits(lm repo log)

Recent commits with author and date

lm repo releases(lm repo rl)

List releases with tags and notes

lm repo actions(lm repo runs)

View recent GitHub Actions workflow runs

lm repo browse [path](lm repo web)

Open repo or specific file in browser

lm repo clone owner/repo

Shallow clone a GitHub repository

lm repo diff

Show uncommitted changes (git diff --stat)

lm repo stash [push|pop|list]

Manage git stash

Prefer your editor over the CLI?

The same agent and 11 tools that power lm agent are also reachable from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP client over OAuth at mcp.launchmatic.io. See the MCP setup docs.

Browser automation — zero config

Launchmatic auto-downloads Chromium on first use of lm browser — no manual setup needed. If you already have Chrome or Chromium installed, it uses that instead.

All browser commands auto-detect the URL from your .launchmatic.json context if not provided.