Managing tools

Status

melious tools

A table per supported tool: whether it's installed, which version, any per-tool model override, and how we integrate with it.

Install a tool

One tool:

melious tools install opencode

Everything that's missing:

melious tools install --all

Before installing, we check prerequisites — Node.js and npm for OpenCode on Windows, uv for Vibe on Windows. If a tool is already on disk but outside your PATH, we offer to fix the PATH instead of installing a second copy.

Check prerequisites

melious tools check

Reports on Node.js, npm, uv, and every tool binary. Installed entries show their version; missing ones get an install hint.

Update

One tool:

melious tools update opencode

All installed tools:

melious tools update

Tool info

melious tools info opencode

Prints a summary: what the tool is, its homepage, install status, version, command, prerequisites, the integration method, and the model config that'll be used if you launch it now.

Per-tool model overrides

Show the current models for a tool:

melious tools model opencode

Override the main model only for this tool:

melious tools model opencode deepseek-v3.2

Override every tier at once:

melious tools model opencode deepseek-v3.2 \
  --secondary qwen3-235b-a22b-instruct \
  --lightweight qwen3-30b-a3b-instruct

Drop the overrides and go back to the global config:

melious tools model opencode --clear

Diagnostics

Run checks on one tool:

melious tools diagnose opencode

Or every tool:

melious tools diagnose

What we look for:

• Tool not installed
• Tool installed but outside PATH
• Missing prerequisites
• Tool-specific config issues (bad paths, stale generated configs)

Results come with severity — error, warning, or info — and an offered fix where one exists.

PATH fixes

When a tool is installed somewhere your shell doesn't look (~/.local/bin, %APPDATA%/npm, and friends), run:

melious tools fix-path

We scan the usual install directories, find tools that aren't on PATH, and offer to add those directories permanently. Supports zsh, bash, fish, and PowerShell.