| title | CLI reference |
|---|---|
| description | Manage an inference server on one GPU machine or several |
llm-helperllm-helper (formerly vllm-helper) -- serve large models with vLLM, mlx-lm or llama.cpp
on one GPU machine or several (models, several at once if memory allows,
sharding, replica pools, recipes, optional Coder Agents sync).| Name | Purpose |
|---|---|
adopt |
Detect an already-running vLLM server and save it as a managed profile |
coder-sync |
Manually sync a profile's Coder model entry |
default |
Show or set the model Coder uses by default |
doctor |
Diagnose hardware, running servers, integrations, and config drift |
down |
Stop serving a profile (the only one running when none is named) |
edit |
Open a profile in $EDITOR and validate the result |
engines |
List the inference engines a profile or recipe can run on |
hardware |
List hardware definitions and report this machine's hardware |
inspect |
Show a model's license, weight size against this machine, and detected flags |
install-gguf |
Install the plugin that lets vLLM load GGUF models |
list |
List saved model profiles |
logs |
Show a running model's server log, following by default on a terminal |
metal-limit |
Show or raise how much unified memory macOS lets the GPU use |
migrate |
Move a model started by an older release to the per-model services |
model-types |
List what specific model architectures need to run correctly |
new |
Pull a new HuggingFace model, save it as a profile, and start it |
node |
Register machines by HTTP URL and SSH target |
pool |
Run a router in front of replicas serving the same model |
recipes |
Tested launch configurations for known-good models |
remove |
Delete a profile, and its Coder model entry when sync is configured |
restart |
Re-apply a running profile and restart its server |
router |
Serve every running model behind one port |
search |
Search HuggingFace and pick a model to pull and run |
serve |
Run a web panel for this machine |
set |
Change profile settings from the command line |
setup |
First-time setup: detect hardware and the inference server, write config, offer to install the service |
shard |
Split one model across machines (Ray or vLLM multiprocessing) |
spark |
DGX Spark helpers |
status |
Running models, and whether each endpoint responds |
up |
Start serving a profile alongside anything already running |
upgrade |
Update llm-helper itself from a published release |
version |
Print the version |