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Send Selection to lich pastes the selected code, headed by its file and lines, at the prompt of the lich
session running on your project. Nothing is sent: the text waits for you to write the question around it.
Send File to lich pastes the path of the current file, or of every file selected in the Project view.
Send Failure to lich pastes a failed test, or every failed test of a class or suite, with its file, line,
message and stack trace.
Send problem to lich pastes an error or warning with the lines it is about, from Alt+Enter in the editor
or a right-click in the Problems view.
Send Changes to lich pastes the diff of the files selected in the Commit view, for a review or a commit
message.
The session is found for you. The one running on your project is used without asking; when several are,
you pick one and it is remembered. A worktree opened in the IDE reaches its project's sessions.
Open a new session here ends the session list: lich opens a session on your project — and a worktree
opened in the IDE becomes a session in that worktree — and the text lands at its prompt once the agent is up.
Settings › Tools › lich chooses what it runs.
The status bar shows your project's lich sessions — working, done, waiting on a permission — with a
balloon when one finishes its turn or stops on a permission prompt. Hover for each session's provider, state
and folder; click to list them.
Show in lich opens the session's card in lich, on a lich with lich focus; on an older one it brings the
lich window forward.
Sessions wear their provider's mark — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, opencode, oh-my-pi, Cursor — in
every list, and a terminal for a shell session.