FAQ
How do I set up my own LLM?
You must manually edit the config file located at ~/.waveterm/config/settings.json
.
Key Name | Type | Function |
---|---|---|
ai:baseurl | string | Set the AI Base Url (must be OpenAI compatible) |
ai:apitoken | string | your AI api token |
ai:name | string | string to display in the Wave AI block header |
ai:model | string | model name to pass to API |
ai:maxtokens | int | max tokens to pass to API |
ai:timeoutms | int | timeout (in milliseconds) for AI calls |
Here's an example of pointing it to a local Ollama instance. Note that to get the text in the header of the AI block to update, you'll need to set the "ai:name" key. For ollama, you'll also need to provide something for the apitoken (even though it is ignored).
Here are the ollma open AI compatibility docs: https://github.com/ollama/ollama/blob/main/docs/openai.md
{
"ai:baseurl": "http://localhost:11434/v1",
"ai:name": "llama3.2",
"ai:model": "llama3.2",
"ai:apitoken": "ollama"
}
How can I connect to Azure AI
You must manually edit the config file located at ~/.waveterm/config/settings.json
.
You'll need to set your ai:baseurl
to your Azure AI Base URL (do not include query parameters or api-version
).
You'll also need to set ai:apitype
to azure
. You can then set the ai:model
, and ai:apitoken
appropriately
for your setup.
How can I see the block numbers?
The block numbers will appear when you hold down Ctrl-Shift (and disappear once you release the key combo).
How do I make a remote connection?
There is a button in the header. Click the or
and type the [user]@[host]
that you wish to connect to.
On Windows, how can I use Git Bash as my default shell?
In order to make Git Bash your default shell you'll need to set the configuration variable term:localshellpath
to
the location of the Git Bash "bash.exe" binary. By default it is located at "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe".
Just remember in JSON, backslashes need to be escaped. So add this to your settings.json file:
"term:localshellpath": "C:\\Program Files\\Git\\bin\\bash.exe"