feat: add default model aliases #663
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Default model aliases replace the concept of a model being a default. Now, a user can set up their default model aliases and tools can use those to interact with the default models without needing to worry about which model they are actually using. This change extends to knowledge so that knowledge will always use the same text-embedding model for a give knowledge set. Another minor change here: renaming agent usage to llm. Signed-off-by: Donnie Adams <[email protected]>
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Default model aliases replace the concept of a model being a default. Now, a user can set up their default model aliases and tools can use those to interact with the default models without needing to worry about which model they are actually using.
This change extends to knowledge so that knowledge will always use the same text-embedding model for a given knowledge set.