Modeltree

Name: Modeltree
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Author: greghughespdx

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OpenClaw plugin that displays all configured AI models in a tree format grouped by provider

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Configuration Example

{
     "plugins": {
       "modeltree": {
         "enabled": true
       }
     }
   }

README

# Model Tree Plugin for OpenClaw

A simple OpenClaw plugin that displays all your configured AI models in an organized tree format, grouped by provider with their shortcut aliases.

## What It Does

Instead of memorizing model names or digging through config files, just type `/modeltree` in any chat and see all your available models organized by provider (Anthropic, Google, Ollama, OpenAI, etc.) with their shortcut aliases in parentheses.

**Example output:**
```
Models:

anthropic
  ├─ claude-haiku-4-5 (haiku)
  ├─ claude-opus-4-5 (opus)
  └─ claude-sonnet-4-5 (sonnet)

google
  ├─ gemini-3-flash (flash3)
  └─ gemini-3-pro (gemini3)

ollama
  ├─ deepseek-r1-64k:latest (ds64)
  ├─ qwen2.5:14b-instruct-q5_K_M (qwen14)
  └─ qwen2.5:1.5b (qwmini)

Switch: /model <alias> or /model <provider/model>
```

## Why This Is Useful

- **Quick reference** - See all your models and their aliases at a glance
- **No guessing** - Know exactly which shortcut to use when switching models
- **Discovery** - Find models you forgot you had configured
- **Fast switching** - Copy the alias and switch with `/model haiku` instead of typing the full name

## How It Works (Under The Hood)

When you type `/modeltree`, here's what happens:

1. **Reads your config** - The plugin looks at OpenClaw's configuration file (where your models are stored) and finds the list of models you've set up
2. **Organizes by provider** - It groups models by their provider (like sorting your apps into folders on your phone)
3. **Sorts alphabetically** - Within each provider, models are listed A-Z for easy scanning
4. **Formats as a tree** - The output uses special box-drawing characters (├─ └─) wrapped in a code block so they align properly, even in messaging apps like Telegram
5. **Sends back to chat** - The formatted tree appears in your conversation just like any other bot response

Think of it like asking your assistant "what tools do I have?" and getting back a neatly organized inventory.

## Installation

1. **Download the plugin:**
   ```bash
   cd ~/.openclaw/extensions
   git clone https://github.com/greghughespdx/openclaw-modeltree modeltree
   ```

2. **Enable in your config:**
   Edit `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` and add under `plugins`:
   ```json
   {
     "plugins": {
       "modeltree": {
         "enabled": true
       }
     }
   }
   ```

3. **Restart OpenClaw:**
   ```bash
   pkill -9 openclaw-gateway && openclaw gateway
   ```
   
   Or just restart via your usual method.

4. **Test it:**
   Type `/modeltree` in any connected chat (Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, etc.)

## Requirements

- OpenClaw (any recent version)
- Node.js runtime (already required by OpenClaw)

## Usage

Just type `/modeltree` in any chat connected to your OpenClaw gateway.

The command works in:
- Direct messages (Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal, etc.)
- Group chats (if you have permissions)
- Web chat interface
- Any channel you've connected to OpenClaw

## Notes

- The tree format uses monospace code blocks for alignment
- Models are pulled from your `agents.defaults.models` config
- If you add new models to your config, restart the gateway and the tree updates automatically

## License

MIT

## Author

Greg Hughes

## Contributing

Found a bug or have a feature idea? Open an issue or submit a PR!

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