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pi-omlx-picker

v0.3.5

Published

4 days ago

Pi extension that discovers models from a local OMLX server and registers them as a native Pi provider.

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pi-package omlx pi picker model

Pi OMLX Picker

Seamlessly integrate your local oMLX models into Pi.

This extension discovers models from a local OMLX server and registers them as native Pi providers. Switch between your local and remote models effortlessly using Pi's built-in /model command.

Pi OMLX Picker Demo

✨ Features

Auto discovery: fetches and registers available OMLX models without blocking Pi startup.
Native integration: login uses Pi's standard /login, and models use Pi's standard /model menu.
Smart overrides: applies per-request thinking controls based on each model's thinkingDefault metadata.

📦 Installation

pi install npm:pi-omlx-picker

🛠️ Development

npm install
npm run check
npm run format
npm test
npm run test:watch

🚀 Quick Start

Start your local OMLX server.
Run /login in Pi, choose API key, then choose OMLX.
Enter your OMLX API key.
Type /model to see and select your OMLX models.

The default base URL is http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1. Set OMLX_BASE_URL before starting Pi if your OMLX server uses a different URL.

⚙️ Configuration

Env-var overrides, model metadata overlay, and stream timeout knobs are documented in docs/CONFIGURATION.md.