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@wdm-uk/which-model

v2.5.5

Published

Choose the right AI model for the task: ranked, explainable model recommendations with cost, speed, task fit, and provider allowance.

Readme

@wdm-uk/which-model

Install the which-model CLI:

npm install -g @wdm-uk/which-model
which-model version

Also works with pnpm, bun, and yarn.

which-model chooses the right AI model for the task — combining model quality, cost, speed, task fit, provider availability, and remaining usage allowance into a ranked, explainable recommendation.

How it works

This package is a launcher. The real binary ships in a platform-specific optional dependency (@wdm-uk/which-model-darwin-arm64, @wdm-uk/which-model-darwin-x64, @wdm-uk/which-model-linux-arm64, @wdm-uk/which-model-linux-x64, @wdm-uk/which-model-windows-x64); your package manager installs only the one matching your platform. If that fails, a postinstall fallback downloads the binary from the GitHub release.

Supported: macOS (arm64/x64), Linux (arm64/x64), Windows (x64). Requires Node.js >= 18 for the launcher.

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g @wdm-uk/which-model

License

MIT — see the repository.