Bodhi LogoBodhi
DocsGitHubDiscord

Home

IntroductionInstallation
Concepts
OverviewDeployment ModesModels, Aliases, and FilesAPI CompatibilityAuth and RolesMCP Overview
Features
ChatModelsSettingsMCPsAuth
Deployment
Deployment OverviewDesktop (Tauri)DockerReverse Proxy
Developer
Getting StartedBuilding Third-Party AppsBodhi JS SDKBrowser ExtensionApp Access RequestsOpenAPI Reference
API Compatibility
OverviewOpenAI Chat CompletionsOpenAI ResponsesOpenAI EmbeddingsAnthropic MessagesGeminiOllama (deprecated)MCP ProxyError Format
Advanced
ArchitectureSecurity ModelInference StackPerformance TuningObservability
Reference
Environment VariablesSettings PrecedenceRoles and ScopesError CodesGlossary
Support
FAQTroubleshootingWhat's New

In This Section

  • Overview
  • Model Aliases
  • Model Files
  • Model Downloads
  • API Models
  • Anthropic OAuth

Home

Features

Overview

Tour of the Models section: what each sub-page is for, and where the model file vs alias vs API model distinction lives in the UI

Model Aliases

Create, edit, and manage model aliases — the named recipes Bodhi uses to launch llama.cpp with the right file and parameters

Model Files

List, inspect, and remove the GGUF files Bodhi has cached locally for inference

Model Downloads

Pull GGUF model files from HuggingFace into Bodhi’s local cache, with background progress and idempotent retries

API Models

Connect Bodhi to a remote provider — OpenAI, OpenAI Responses, Anthropic, Anthropic OAuth, or Gemini — and proxy requests through your local server

Anthropic OAuth

Use a Claude.ai / Anthropic Console subscription with Bodhi via an OAuth Bearer token instead of an API key