Model changing in TUI #1278
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I just tried and was able to type ctrl+m, |
Allows changing the model of the agent you're chatting with with a /model command. Includes all models defined in the yaml, along with custom models using the shorthand provider/model syntax Changed models get persisted to the session for future use. (default) is shown next to the model name of the agent defined in the yaml Signed-off-by: Christopher Petito <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Christopher Petito <[email protected]>
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/modelchanging in the TUILet's decide if we like the approach first, please give it a try :)
Some info:
/modelcommand or withctrl+m;modelssection and inline in agents, along with the option of typing in a custom model using the shorthandprovider/modelsyntax. Supports defining custom alloyed models as well;/sessionscommand;Screenshots: