lx – convert selected files into clean, consistent Markdown-fenced blocks

lx converts files into simple Markdown-fenced blocks for easy use in LLM chats.

The goal is to make prompt setup repeatable. Instead of letting an agent guess context or manually selecting files in a UI, you define the exact context you want in one shell command and rerun it whenever you need a fresh session. It works smoothly with tools like rg -l, fd, and recursive shell globs.

This gives you a stable, controllable workflow:

• You decide exactly what context the model sees.
• If a conversation drifts, you restart instantly with the same context.
• Adjust the command, rerun it, and paste the updated output.

This is free and open source software.

Website: github.com/rasros/lx
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Developer: Rasmus Ros
License: MIT License

lx is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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