LynxPrompt CLI
Bridge your terminal to your LynxPrompt blueprints. Push rules to the cloud, pull updates from your team, and export to any AI agent format from the web.
Quick Install
Get started in seconds with npm, Homebrew, or your package manager.
npm install -g lynxpromptIn this section
Key Features
āļø Cloud Connected
Push rules to your LynxPrompt account with lynxp push. Your blueprints, accessible from anywhere.
š Push & Pull
Edit locally or on the web ā stay in sync. lynxp push and lynxp pull keep everything aligned.
š„ Team Ready
Link your team to the same blueprint. Everyone pushes and pulls from one source of truth. No more config drift.
š Export Any Format
From the web platform, export your blueprint to any AI agent format: Cursor rules, CLAUDE.md, copilot-instructions, and more.
Quick Example
Here's the typical workflow in action:
# Generate AI config interactively
$ lynxp wizard
š± LynxPrompt Wizard
āāāāā Step 1/5: Output Format
[ā] AGENTS.md (Universal) Cursor Windsurf Claude
ā
Generated: AGENTS.md
# Push to cloud & sync with team
$ lynxp push
š¤ Pushing to LynxPrompt...
ā Created blueprint: bp_x7k9m2
ā Rules synced to cloud
# Or pull from marketplace
$ lynxp search nextjs
ā Next.js 15 Stack (ā
220)
ā Next.js TypeScript (ā
185)
$ lynxp pull bp_cmjq...
ā Downloaded to AGENTS.md
# See what changed
$ lynxp diff
ā All tracked files in syncWorkflow
Login (optional)
Run lynxp login to connect to your LynxPrompt account. Not required for generating configs or browsing the marketplace.
Generate or Pull
Use lynxp wizard to generate a new config interactively, or lynxp pull <id> to download from the marketplace.
Push to Cloud
Run lynxp push to sync your rules to a private blueprint. Your team can pull it and stay in sync.
Compare & Sync
Use lynxp diff to see changes between local and cloud, then lynxp push or lynxp pull to sync.
Install Methods
npm install -g lynxpromptbrew install GeiserX/lynxprompt/lynxpromptSee Installation guide for all platforms including Chocolatey (Windows) and Snap (Linux).
Ready to get started?
Install the CLI and generate your first configuration.