ltb: discussions, projects, the room and your account

The ltb commands that read and change what the app has: discussions, tickets, seats and models, channels, automation and your account.

These commands ask the app what its window would show, and change things through the same controls. They read what this computer has: discussions and projects as last saved and synced, and the settings the app uses. A discussion is named by its key (GPU-12), its number when that is unique, or its id.

Discussions

Command	What it does
`ltb list`	Your discussions, newest first. `--project NAME`, `--running`, `--limit N`
`ltb show GPU-12`	The transcript, then the verdict and its receipt. `--last N` for the end only
`ltb open GPU-12`	Opens it in the app's window
`ltb status`	What the app is running now, and what each has spent through a key or credit

Projects and tickets

Command	What it does
`ltb projects`	Projects with their keys, and how many tickets are open
`ltb tickets`	Tickets by board column. `--project NAME` for one project
`ltb ticket GPU-12`	One ticket's fields and description

The room

Command	What it does
`ltb seats`	Each seat: on or off, who leads, its models, what it runs on
`ltb seat gemini off`	Turns a seat on or off, as the room panel does
`ltb seat 2 model gpt-6-sol`	Changes the model it leads with; `--reviewer` the one it reviews with
`ltb models`	The models a seat can use. `--provider claude` for one provider
`ltb mcp list`	The MCP servers the seats can use. `add NAME COMMAND…`, `add NAME https://…` and `remove NAME` change them, as Settings → Tools does
`ltb guest deepseek/deepseek-chat "…"`	Asks one other model once, as @guest does. Your team's guest rules apply

A seat is named by its name in the app, its slot (claude, chatgpt, gemini, grok) or its number. A change is saved in the app's settings and synced at the app's next sync.

Channels and automation

Command	What it does
`ltb channels`	Your channels
`ltb post #release "…"`	Posts in a channel and the room answers there. `--thread ID` to reply in a thread
`ltb loops`	Discussions with a /loop, and when each runs next
`ltb schedule`	Your scheduled tasks. `ltb schedule run NAME` runs one now and waits for it
`ltb pr 431`	Reads the pull request with gh and the room reviews it in this checkout, editing nothing

Your account

Command	What it does
`ltb whoami`	The account this computer is signed in to, and its plan. Exit 1 when signed out
`ltb usage`	What your account has spent this month. `--today`, `--all`, and `--team` for owners and admins
`ltb login`, `ltb logout`	Sign in in your browser, or sign out, as Settings → Account does. An open window sees it when it is next opened
`ltb update`	Check for a new version now. A Homebrew copy is upgraded with Homebrew

usage needs the app signed in. A run needs whatever the app needs for a run: on a plan that requires an account, signing in.