lerp Docs Why v0.1.0

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Lerp runs coding agents against a Linear board.

You write tickets in Linear. Your lerp.toml names the statuses lerp watches. When a ticket reaches one, lerp picks it up, runs a coding agent on it, and moves it when the run finishes. Lerp leaves the rest of the board alone, and you watch all of it from one screen.

Linear your machine the board watched Implementing In Review Needs Attention ACME-3 ACME-7 ACME-9 ACME-12 ACME-4 lerp you watch, promote, eject lerp.toml watch = Implementing on_success = In Review on_failure = Needs Attention coding agents lane 1 · a worktree lane 2 · a worktree lane 3 · a worktree on success on failure 4a 4b 1 2 3 one trip around the loop 1 · takes a ticket 2 · starts a run 3 · the run finishes 4a · on success (exit 0), to In Review 4b · on failure (exit non-zero), to Needs Attention → →

Linear stays the source of truth. Lerp reads the board, starts agents and moves tickets, and moving them is all it writes. There is no server and no store. Just one binary and the board.