LLM Context
Context curation your coding agent does for itself. lc-init installs a skill that teaches the agent to work out which files a task actually needs, write that down as a composable rule, check the rule against the codebase, and pack the result — for its own context, for a chat you paste into, or for a sub-agent it dispatches.
Getting the right context into an LLM is friction-heavy: finding and copying files by hand wastes time, too much context hits token limits, too little misses what matters, and follow-up file requests mean more manual fetching. The usual answers are to send everything, or to have a person curate by hand. A rule describes the selection once, and it is a thing an agent can author, verify and reuse — the tooling handles packing, follow-up fetches, and change tracking.
Documentation lives in the skill
The full documentation is the lc-curate-context skill, installed into your project by lc-init. It is written to be read by an agent, and it is the only copy — this README is a landing page, not a manual.
