The pallm command

Everything the app does, from the Terminal on your host Mac.

The pallm command talks to the service on your host Mac. It acts as the Mac’s first profile. Run pallm <command> -h for each command’s options.

Status

Command	What it does
`pallm status`	Whether the service is running, its version and address, the model server’s state and how many devices are paired.
`pallm health`	The service’s full health report.
`pallm version`	The version of `pallm`.
`pallm debug requests`	What was last sent to the model, for when an answer looks wrong.

Command	What it does
`pallm chat "…"`	Send a message and stream the reply. `-chat` continues a chat, `-model` and `-effort` choose the model and thinking level, `-project` starts it in a project.
`pallm chats`	List your chats.
`pallm models`	List models. `-default`, `-favorite` and `-effort` set your preferences.
`pallm artifact get <id>`	Print an artifact. `open` opens it in your browser.
`pallm projects`	List, create, show and edit projects and their notes.
`pallm memory`	Show memory, turn it on or off, add, edit and remove entries.
`pallm soul`	Show, edit, set or clear your soul.
`pallm skills`	List, import, show and remove skills, and save or dismiss drafts.
`pallm schedules`	Add, list, show, pause, resume, run and remove scheduled tasks.

Command	What it does
`pallm servers`	List model servers. `add`, `set`, `on`, `off` and `rm` change them.
`pallm generators`	List image, music and video tools. `add`, `on`, `off` and `rm` change them.
`pallm recipes`	What can be made right now.
`pallm session`	Start, follow, message, approve, deny and remove agent sessions.
`pallm sandbox`	Check, build, list and stop agent sandboxes.
`pallm github`	Connect, check or disconnect a GitHub account.

Command	What it does
`pallm pair`	Make a pairing code, as a QR code and a link.
`pallm devices`	List paired devices.
`pallm enrol <link>`	Pair this machine as a client.
`pallm connect`	On a client, serve the host’s models on this machine. See other apps.
`pallm wake`	Wake the host over the network, if it supports Wake-on-LAN.

The pallm command comes inside Pallm for Mac, and updates with it. To use it from the Terminal, link it onto your path:

sudo ln -sf /Applications/Pallm.app/Contents/Helpers/pallm /usr/local/bin/pallm