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title CLI reference
description Manage an inference server on one GPU machine or several

Usage

llm-helper

Description

llm-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).

Subcommands

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