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name: modelready description: Start using a local or Hugging Face model instantly, directly from chat. metadata: {"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins": "bash", "curl" }, "env": "URL" }}

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name: modelready description: Start using a local or Hugging Face model instantly, directly from chat. metadata: {"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":["bash", "curl"]}, "env": ["URL"]}}

ModelReady

ModelReady lets you start using a local or Hugging Face model immediately, without leaving clawdbot.

It turns a model into a running, OpenAI-compatible endpoint and allows you to chat with it directly from a conversation.

When to use

Use this skill when you want to:

  • Quickly start using a local or Hugging Face model
  • Chat with a locally running model
  • Test or interact with a model directly from chat

Commands

Start a model server
/modelready start repo=<path-or-hf-repo> port=<port> [tp=<n>] [dtype=<dtype>]

Examples:

/modelready start repo=Qwen/Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct port=19001
/modelready start repo=/home/user/models/Qwen-2.5 port=8010 tp=4 dtype=bfloat16
Chat with a running model
/modelready chat port=<port> text="<message>"

Example:

/modelready chat port=8010 text="hello"
Check status or stop the server
/modelready status port=<port>
/modelready stop port=<port>
Set default host or port
/modelready set_ip   ip=<host>
/modelready set_port port=<port>

Notes

  • The model is served locally using vLLM.
  • The exposed endpoint follows the OpenAI API format.
  • The server must be started before sending chat requests.

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/carol-gutianle/modelready
Version
—
Commit
e96d198c8250ed5123a6fd9cebf5482bca3de1ca
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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Extracted content

SKILL.md
---
name: modelready
description: Start using a local or Hugging Face model instantly, directly from chat.
metadata: {"openclaw":{"requires":{"bins":["bash", "curl"]}, "env": ["URL"]}}
---  

# ModelReady

ModelReady lets you **start using a local or Hugging Face model immediately**, without leaving clawdbot.

It turns a model into a running, OpenAI-compatible endpoint and allows you to chat with it directly from a conversation.


## When to use

Use this skill when you want to:
- Quickly start using a local or Hugging Face model
- Chat with a locally running model
- Test or interact with a model directly from chat


## Commands

### Start a model server

```text
/modelready start repo=<path-or-hf-repo> port=<port> [tp=<n>] [dtype=<dtype>]
````

Examples:

```text
/modelready start repo=Qwen/Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct port=19001
/modelready start repo=/home/user/models/Qwen-2.5 port=8010 tp=4 dtype=bfloat16
```


### Chat with a running model

```text
/modelready chat port=<port> text="<message>"
```

Example:

```text
/modelready chat port=8010 text="hello"
```


### Check status or stop the server

```text
/modelready status port=<port>
/modelready stop port=<port>
```

### Set default host or port
```text
/modelready set_ip   ip=<host>
/modelready set_port port=<port>
```


## Notes

* The model is served locally using vLLM.
* The exposed endpoint follows the OpenAI API format.
* The server must be started before sending chat requests.

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