llm-alias-options
LLM plugin to save prompt options alongside an alias.
Built for llm version 0.28.
This plugin allows you to save default prompt options (like temperature, max_tokens, etc.) with an alias, so they are automatically applied when you use that alias.
Installation
Install this plugin in the same environment as LLM:
llm install llm-alias-options
Usage
You can save default prompt options with an alias using the -o or --option flag with llm aliases set:
llm aliases set creative gpt-4o -o temperature 0.9
Now, whenever you use the creative alias, the temperature=0.9 option will be applied automatically:
llm -m creative "Write a story"
The options you specify on the command line will override the saved alias options:
llm -m creative -o temperature 0.5 "Write a story"
Listing aliases with options
To see which aliases have options configured, use the --options flag:
llm aliases list --options
Or just:
llm aliases --options
Output:
creative: gpt-4o
Options:
temperature: 0.9
You can also get this information in JSON format:
llm aliases --options --json
How it works
This plugin monkeypatches the core llm alias handling to support a dictionary format in aliases.json. It also wraps the prompt and chat commands to intercept the model ID and inject the saved options before the command executes.
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