acatome-lambic
MCP-aware LLM shell with provider switching.
Connects to MCP servers via stdio, talks to LLMs (ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic via litellm), and provides a terminal chat interface with tool calling.
Usage
from acatome_lambic.tui.app import Shell
from acatome_lambic.core.config import LlmConfig, McpServer, ShellConfig
config = ShellConfig(
llm=LlmConfig(provider="ollama", model="qwen3.5:9b"),
servers=[
McpServer(name="precis", cmd=["uv", "run", "precis"]),
],
system_prompt="You are a research assistant.",
)
Shell(config).run()
Commands
/model <provider/model>— switch LLM/think on|off— toggle reasoning mode (default: on)/tools— list tools with on/off status/tools off <pattern>— disable tools matching pattern/tools on <pattern>— enable tools matching pattern/expand <call_id>— show full (untruncated) tool result/status— show session info/clear— clear message history/help— show command help/quit— exit
Applications can register custom commands (custom_commands) and
LLM-routed message commands (message_commands) via ShellConfig.
All registered commands appear in tab autocomplete.
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