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yachiyo provider

Manages the providers configured in ~/.yachiyo/config.toml. API keys are redacted as *** in all output.

provider list

Section titled “provider list”
Terminal window
yachiyo provider list

Every configured provider, keys redacted.

provider show

Section titled “provider show”
Terminal window
yachiyo provider show <id-or-name>

One provider in full, addressed by UUID or display name.

provider update

Section titled “provider update”
Terminal window
yachiyo provider update <id-or-name> [--payload '<json>']

Merges a JSON patch into an existing provider. Only the fields you supply change.

Terminal window
yachiyo provider update my-openai --payload '{"apiKey":"sk-..."}'
yachiyo provider update my-openai --payload '{"baseUrl":"https://proxy.internal/v1"}'

provider set-default

Section titled “provider set-default”
Terminal window
yachiyo provider set-default <id-or-name> [--model <model>]

Promotes the provider to default and sets the model new chats start with — updating both provider ordering and the defaultModel setting in one step. Without --model, it picks that provider’s first enabled model.

Terminal window
yachiyo provider set-default anthropic --model <model-name>

provider models

Section titled “provider models”
Terminal window
yachiyo provider models                 # locally enabled models
yachiyo provider models <id-or-name>    # everything the provider's API offers

Without an argument you get a flat array of { provider, model } for every model you have enabled — the valid values for modelOverride fields in schedule payloads and essential presets.

With a provider argument it calls the provider’s API and lists what is actually available, which is how you discover model names worth enabling.

See also

Section titled “See also”