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@deep-tui/plugin-model-persist

v0.1.0

Published

Remembers the selected model across Deep TUI sessions.

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@deep-tui/plugin-model-persist

Remembers the active model for the current project. Switching models with /model <name> or Ctrl+P writes the choice to .deep-tui/model.json (next to the theme preference), and the next TUI session restores it before the first frame draws.

Because /new inherits the shell's active model, restoring the remembered model also means new conversations start on your last-used model instead of falling back to the configured default (for example flash).

/model pro          # switch now and remember it
/model              # show available models
Ctrl+P              # cycle to the next model and remember it

Set persist: false to keep model selection session-only, or stateFile to override the preference path (absolute, or relative to the project root).