ipyllm
An IPython extension for discussing your interactive Python session with models
supported by the llm Python package.
Install and load
Install ipyllm from PyPI into the Python environment used by IPython:
python -m pip install ipyllm
Or install from a local checkout:
python -m pip install .
Then load it in IPython or a Jupyter IPython kernel:
%load_ext ipyllm
The extension uses the model and API-key configuration already managed by
llm. For example, choose a default model with llm models default MODEL and
configure provider keys using llm keys set PROVIDER.
Documentation
The MkDocs documentation covers installation, model
configuration, prompts, command-output diagnosis, debugging with
ipyllm.embed, available tools, Agent Skills, approval settings, and
safety. Preview or build the site with:
uv run mkdocs serve
uv run mkdocs build
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Metadata
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