Usage¶
The CLI tool mirrors the web platform and works against any LynxPrompt instance. By default it connects to lynxprompt.com, but you can point it to any self-hosted deployment.
# Install
npm install -g lynxprompt
# (Optional) Point to a self-hosted instance — two ways:
lynxp config set-url https://lynxprompt.your-company.com
# or: export LYNXPROMPT_API_URL=https://lynxprompt.your-company.com
# Authenticate (opens browser on the configured instance)
lynxp login
# Generate AI config files interactively
lynxp wizard
# Pull a blueprint
lynxp pull bp_abc123
# Push local configs
lynxp push
# View current CLI configuration
lynxp config
The API URL is stored in the CLI config file (see lynxp config path). The LYNXPROMPT_API_URL environment variable takes precedence if set.
Also available via Homebrew (brew install GeiserX/lynxprompt/lynxprompt) and Chocolatey (choco install lynxprompt).
VS Code extension¶
Prefer managing configs without leaving the editor? LynxPrompt also has an official VS Code extension.
From inside VS Code you can:
- Browse your cloud blueprints and local AI config files in a dedicated sidebar
- Pull
AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.md,.cursor/rules/, and more into the correct workspace paths - Diff local files against their cloud versions with the built-in editor
- Push updates back to LynxPrompt without leaving VS Code
Install it from the Marketplace or run ext install LynxPrompt.lynxprompt.