lk pull
Download a GGUF model from the GCS bucket — no API key, no Ollama needed.
What it does
Download a GGUF model from the GCS bucket — no API key, no Ollama needed.
Models are downloaded as GGUF files directly from Google Cloud Storage and run locally via llama.cpp. Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Examples: lk pull --list List all downloadable models lk pull qwen3-8b Download Qwen 3 8B (5 GB) lk pull qwen2.5-coder-3b Download Qwen 2.5 Coder 3B (1.8 GB) lk pull llama3.2-3b Download Llama 3.2 3B (1.9 GB) lk pull --search code Search for coding models lk pull --recommended Show recommended starter models lk pull --all Download all GGUF models (~30 GB)
Usage
Run lk pull from your terminal. Add --help to any command to see its full flag list, which is always authoritative over this page.
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lk pull
Models, offline and private
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See pull used in a real session, alongside the rest of the models commands.
Related commands
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lk fix-llama-cpp — Rebuild llama-cpp-python from source with GPU acceleration for this machine.
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lk models — List available models from all configured providers.
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lk rm — Remove one or more downloaded GGUF models and free disk space.
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lk sync-catalog — Refresh the local model catalog from the canonical GCS catalog.json.
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lk train — Register a downloaded GGUF model for Local Keep AI usage.
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lk train-all — Register all downloaded GGUF models for Local Keep AI usage.
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lk use — Set the default GGUF model Local Keep AI will use.
Where this is defined
pull is declared in ai-platform/sage/commands_models.py. This page is generated from that source, so it cannot describe behaviour the CLI does not have.
All documentation
Installation
Install the CLI on macOS, Linux or Windows, and sign in.
Setup, start to finish
The whole path on one page: install, sign in, pick local or hosted, get an answer.
Connecting accounts
One account everywhere, registering devices for the SMS bridge, and OAuth integrations.
Models
Pull open-weight models, switch between them, and run fully local.
Using models on every client
What runs locally in a terminal, a browser tab, a phone and the desktop app.
Editor integrations
VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains, Neovim, Sublime, Zed, Godot, Unity, gh and git hooks.
The SMS bridge
Send a task to your own machine from your phone, and get the answer back.
The apps
One React Native codebase behind iPhone, Android, web and desktop — and how to run it.
Automation Studio
Idea to production: flows, per-step models, your machines or ours, live editing.
Enterprise seats
Licensed team seats under one owner account — invites, billing, and how seats resolve.
API reference
API keys, authentication, chat completions, pricing and errors — for your own software.
Notifications
Four channels, all opt-in, how to change them, and the limits on re-engagement.
Privacy
What leaves your machine, what never does, and how anonymisation works.
Troubleshooting
When a model will not load, a command hangs, or the CLI cannot be found.