Pallm docs
How to set up Pallm on your Mac and iPhone, and how to get the most out of it.
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Using Pallm
- Chats Models, thinking levels, attachments, artifacts and voice.
- Projects Chats that share instructions, notes and files.
- Memory and soul Let Pallm remember you across chats, and decide who it is.
- Web and browser How chats search the web, read pages and use a real browser.
- Skills Teach Pallm how to do a kind of task, once, and use it in every chat.
- Scheduled tasks Prompts your Mac runs on its own, on a schedule, and tells you about.
- Agent sessions Send a coding agent to work on a repository, and approve what it pushes.
- Images, music and video Make pictures, songs, speech and short videos on your Mac. In beta.
- Calendar, reminders and Health Let chats check your calendar and reminders, add to them, and read Health data, only when you allow it.
Your Mac
- Model servers The servers Pallm finds, adding your own, and how it fits models in memory.
- Listen mode Keep a MacBook host awake, lid closed, while it's plugged in.
- Profiles Share one Mac with your household, each with your own chats.
- Devices and privacy How your phone reaches your Mac, what's stored where, and who can see what.
- Use your models in other apps Point coding agents and any OpenAI-compatible tool at your home Mac's models.
Reference
- The pallm command Everything the app does, from the Terminal on your host Mac.
- Configuration file The settings that live in ~/.pallm/config.toml, for the few things the app doesn't show.
- Troubleshooting What the connection light means, and what to do when something doesn't work.
- Questions Short answers to what people ask most.