gsd-set-profile

To switch the GSD agent model profile, you execute a Bash command that passes your requested profile argument, applying the new configuration to subsequent agent operations. This provides deterministic control over model selection to match quality, balanced, budget, or inherit modes.

Use the budget profile for batch jobs to reduce runtime and cost while maintaining acceptable results. Switch to the quality profile when testing prompts or performing tasks where output accuracy is the priority over operational cost and speed.

The available GSD agent model profiles are quality, balanced, budget, and inherit. Each profile applies a specific trade-off between quality, speed, and cost to the agent's model configuration during operations.

You apply consistent model behavior by setting a specific GSD model profile, such as balanced, before starting operations. The profile updates the configuration, ensuring all future GSD agent runs use the expected model settings.

Yes, GSD agent model profile switching is executed through a Bash tool command. The command accepts a profile argument and returns the updated agent configuration in raw form for immediate use.

No, switching the GSD agent model profile requires no external dependencies. It directly executes a Bash command to pass the requested profile argument and update the agent configuration.