A unified command-line and programmatic tool to manage, start, check, and query local LLM engines and OpenAI-compatible APIs.
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npx clawhub@latest install llm-service-manager
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The LLM Service Manager is an essential tool designed to streamline the management of local Large Language Model (LLM) engines and API endpoints. Developers and AI practitioners can easily control local services like Ollama and vLLM, check runtime statuses, start local model hosts, and download models dynamically without leaving their command environment. By integrating this solution with other Openclaw Skills, developers can build responsive, self-healing local AI agent environments that automatically start missing services and load models on demand.
This skill unifies diverse engines—ranging from local Ollama instances on Windows to cloud or self-hosted OpenAI-compatible endpoints—under a single, intuitive execution syntax. It simplifies local AI development by handling backend lifecycle operations programmatically through a clean Python-based runtime interface.
ollama:<query> or api:<query>) into targeted backend payloads, returning fast, structured responses.Make sure the configuration directories are set up correctly. By default, the skill operates in the local directory:
C:/Users/pc/.config/opencode/skills/llm_service_manager.
To integrate this with your framework supporting Openclaw Skills, place the skill folder in your designated skills path and install any dependencies.
# Navigate to your skills directory
cd C:/Users/pc/.config/opencode/skills/llm_service_manager
# Run service management commands programmatically in Python
python -c "from llm_service_manager import run; print(run('status'))"
The LLM Service Manager handles commands and routes them to respective engine schemas. Below is a breakdown of the supported command patterns:
| Input Command Pattern | Targeted Backend | Action Description |
|---|---|---|
status |
System / All Services | Evaluates and returns running state of Ollama, vLLM, and API endpoints |
start |
Local OS (Windows) | Boots the background Ollama service daemon |
pull <model> |
Ollama Engine | Triggers model pull and tracks download sequence |
ollama:<query> |
Local Ollama API | Sends direct inference request to local active model |
api:<query> |
OpenAI-Compatible Endpoint | Routes text generation query to external/cloud LLM endpoint |
(any text) |
Auto-detect Routing | Automatically analyzes and dispatches query to the best available engine |
All skill configurations and logs are stored inside the local system path C:/Users/pc/.config/opencode/skills/llm_service_manager.
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