What problem does it solve?
Managing AI models on a self-hosted Olares system requires coordinating cloud vendor credentials, local model applications, API keys, quotas, and routing defaults across two separate planes (the Router gateway and each model's own console). This Skill gives an AI agent the operational knowledge to perform all of that through the olares-cli router command family without guesswork.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Provider and model management: Create cloud vendor providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, OpenAI-compatible endpoints), import or sync their models, rotate credentials with versioned history, and validate stored keys.
- Local model lifecycle: Install LLM, embedding, audio, and OCR model applications, track weight downloads, edit model cards (mode, engine args, capabilities), and retry or restart engines.
- Routing, access, and billing: Create aliases, groups, and default categories, issue scoped sk- API keys, set budget/rpm/tpm/concurrency quotas, and read usage and audit records.
- Direct model calls: Run chat, embeddings, rerank, search, scrape, translate, image/video/music/3D generation, transcription, speech synthesis, diarization, and OCR from the command line.
- Use Case: A user asks to add an OpenAI key, install a Qwen model locally, set it as the default chat model, and issue a quota-limited key for a CI script — the agent executes the full sequence with correct layer attribution and safety checks.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to list the models currently configured on this Olares and show which model answers the default chat category.