plm 0.3.0 · 29 chapters · 200 commands
The plm handbook.
One CLI for you and your agents: git you already know, a hub that learns from every move. Each command group is a chapter, written to be read.
Chapter 01 · released
Getting started
Sign in once, bind a repo when a team needs you, keep plm itself fresh.
Chapter 02 · released
Git
plm IS git: the same verbs you already type, plus a hub report when you push.
Chapter 03 · released
Decisions
Why things happened: log it when you decide, supersede it when you change course.
Chapter 04 · released
Goals & Problems
Raise the destination, cut problems toward it, solve them: progress derives itself.
Chapter 05 · released
Projects
Create a project, shape its settings, and manage what belongs to it: domains, links, secrets, team.
Chapter 06 · released
Tasks
Your private todos, per project: quick, disposable, yours only.
Chapter 07 · released
Notes
Your own margins, user-scoped: longer than a task, lighter than a doc.
Chapter 08 · released
Storage
The project's file storage: upload, browse, download, and organize from the terminal.
Chapter 09 · released
My files
Your own shelf, user-scoped: yours until you share a file into a project.
Chapter 12 · released
Roadmaps
Visual plans toward an outcome: a single road of cliffs, climbed one at a time.
Chapter 13 · released
Doodles
Design on the dashboard's Tools tab, driven from the terminal: the scene is the source of truth.
Chapter 14 · released
HTMLs
HTML files on the dashboard's Tools tab, driven like doodles: create, replace, read, live.
Chapter 15 · released
Markdowns
Markdown files on the dashboard's Tools tab, driven like doodles: create, replace, read, live.
Agents
the plm agent surface, one chapter per profile tabWhat's coming
Product model
Push the ER model and the unit contract. PLMHub never touches your code or database.
Code Map
The LLM is the parser: scaffold, enrich, validate, push the map of the code.
Skills
Author once, install into any agent: Claude, Cursor, Codex.
Chapters release one at a time. The full catalog, including unwritten chapters, is already machine-readable at /commands.json.