Lazycat Lpk Builder

This guide helps you package existing applications into Lazycat MicroServer's lpk format, which is their containerized app distribution system. You'll use it when converting Docker images or raw source code into something that runs on their platform. It walks you through writing three config files: package.yml for metadata and permissions, lzc-manifest.yml for runtime structure like services and routing, and lzc-build.yml for the build process. The skill is written in Chinese but the specs are clear about platform constraints like requiring persistent data under /lzcapp/var and using specific domain patterns for inter-service communication. It's focused on their V2 spec which separates metadata from runtime config, so if you're working with legacy lpk files you'll need to restructure them.