Config Command
The config command allows you to view and modify Terminal Agent's configuration settings.
Usage
Subcommands
get
Get the value of a specific configuration setting:
get all
Get all configuration settings:
set
Set a configuration value:
Configuration Keys
| Key | Description | Example Values |
|---|---|---|
provider |
The LLM provider to use | openai, codex, anthropic, bedrock, google, ollama, llama |
model |
The model ID to use | gpt-4o-mini, claude-3-haiku-20240307, etc. |
device |
Runtime device preference for direct llama provider |
auto, cpu, gpu |
mcp-path |
Path to MCP JSON file | /path/to/mcp.json |
Examples
# Set the provider to OpenAI
agent config set provider openai
# Set the model to GPT-4o Mini
agent config set model gpt-4o-mini
# Prefer CPU for direct llama inference
agent config set device cpu
# Check the current provider
agent config get provider
# Check the current model
agent config get model
# Check the current device preference
agent config get device
# Set the MCP file path
agent config set mcp-path /home/user/mcp.json
# View all configuration settings
agent config get all
Configuration File
The configuration is stored in a JSON file at:
While you can edit this file directly, it's recommended to use the config command to ensure proper formatting.
Provider-Specific Configuration
Different providers may require different model IDs. Here are some common examples: