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Features

llmenv is intentionally small at the command line and rich in what it stores. These are the shipped building blocks behind the universal syncing workflow.

Core Engine

Everything your AI needs to know.

llmenv acts as the silent mediator between your codebase and your intelligent tools, ensuring that constraints, environments, and architectural decisions are never forgotten.

Identity

Persistent developer identity

Store who you are, how you communicate, and what kind of output you want so every session starts with the same baseline.

  • GitHub bootstrap with llmenv identity --github
  • Keeps role, experience, and communication preferences together
  • Applies globally across projects

Profiles

Five built-in work modes

Switch between build, review, debug, learn, and refactor without rebuilding your prompt frame from scratch.

  • Task-based context switching
  • Useful defaults for common engineering work
  • Fits implementation, review, and debugging loops

Projects

Project-aware scanning and local context

Initialize inside a repo, then scan package files, TypeScript config, directories, and env examples to keep context close to the codebase.

  • Per-repository .llmenv config
  • Auto-scan for stack details and structure
  • Keeps projects from leaking into each other

Pins

Durable rules and learned guardrails

Pins turn recurring guidance into something reusable, including learned corrections and file-pattern-scoped rules.

  • Persistent facts with pin and pins
  • Learn mode for sticky corrections
  • Optional scope patterns like *.test.ts

Sync

Native rule-file sync for AI tools

Write compact context into the rule formats your tools already understand instead of copying instructions around by hand.

  • Tool detection plus manual selection
  • Writes into native rules files
  • Runs automatically after key updates

Inspect

Status, dry-run injection, and history

See the merged context, preview the final wrapped prompt, and inspect recorded decision history when you need to audit what happened.

  • Status view for merged layers
  • Dry-run prompt wrapping with inject --dry
  • Project history for previous decisions