> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.telosys.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.telosys.org/models/models-management.md).

# Models management

### Current model

The current model is printed between "(...)" in the CLI prompt.

Example with "**cars**" as the current model:  **`telosys#(cars)>`**

Use "**`m`**" command to set/unset the current model : 

* `>m cars`  -> set "cars" as current model 
* `>m -none`  -> no current model 

All entities commands ( "le", "ne", ..) apply to the current model.

### Main commands for models management 

**Model commands:** 

* "**`m`**" Model : Set/print the current model 
* "**`lm`**" List Models : List the project models 
* "**`lmd`**" List Models in Depot : List models available in the depot 
* "**`im`**" Install Model(s) : Install model(s) from the depot 
* "**`nm`**" New Model : Create a new Telosys model (optionally from a database) .
* "**`em`**" Edit Model : Edit the current/given model .
* "**`cm`**" Check Model : Check the current/given model .
* "**`dm`**" Delete Model : Delete the current/given model 

**Entity commands:** 

* "**`le`**" List Entities : List the entities defined in the current model 
* "**`ee`**" Edit Entity : Edit an entity file 
* "**`ne`**" New Entity : Create a new entity in the current model 
* "**`de`**" Delete Entity : Delete the given entity in the current model


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