The `model` flag could take the `provider` value (e.g. `openai/gpt-4o-mini`) · Issue #69 · chrishayuk/mcp-cli · GitHub
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Suggestion to do what aider does, where a single flag is enough for defining the provider and the model.
# this
mcp-cli --server sqlite --model ollama/llama3.2
# instead of
mcp-cli --server sqlite --model llama3.2 --provider ollama
Besides reducing the number of supported arguments, you could also remove the /provider command. Nowdays both commands /model and /provider need to be called if one changes from providers.
Bonus: non ambiguous models could be expanded to support their providers.
# expands model to `openai/chatgpt-4o-mini`
mcp-cli --server sqlite --model chatgpt-4o-mini
I am glad to send a PR, if this idea sounds good for the maintainer.
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Suggestion to do what aider does, where a single flag is enough for defining the provider and the model.
Besides reducing the number of supported arguments, you could also remove the
/provider
command. Nowdays both commands/model
and/provider
need to be called if one changes from providers.Bonus: non ambiguous models could be expanded to support their providers.
# expands model to `openai/chatgpt-4o-mini` mcp-cli --server sqlite --model chatgpt-4o-mini
I am glad to send a PR, if this idea sounds good for the maintainer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: