How deeply does Domain-Specific Small Language Models cover lms CLI?

Covers installation, model lifecycle, server control, and raw I/O inspection without detailing command syntax beyond server start and stop.

Lms CLI

As explained in Domain-Specific Small Language Models

LM Studio’s command-line tool used to manage local models and its local API server.

The lms CLI is LM Studio’s command-line tool for operating local models and the accompanying local, OpenAI-like API server. Installing the desktop application installs the CLI; it is also an open-source component that can be built from source. section 12.3

Use lms to:

Load and unload local models. section 12.3
Start and stop LM Studio’s local API server. section 12.3
Inspect raw language-model input and output. section 12.3

lms server start

Use `lms server start` to expose the local API server for client applications. section 12.3

lms server stop

Use `lms server stop` to stop the local API server. section 12.3

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