:question: Question about Model Discovery & Configuration
Is there a way to force OpenClaw to automatically show the COMPLETE list of available models for a specific configured provider?
Currently, I'm struggling with adding "google-antigravity/claude-opus-4-6-thinking". I've tried manual config edits and even patching local libraries, but the model still shows as "missing" or doesn't appear in the WebUI list.
I noticed that OpenClaw seems to filter models and only shows some of them. In my setup, I have to explicitly add them to "allowed" models, but if the ID is slightly off or new, it just doesn't work.
What is the recommended way to:
1. Refresh/scan all available models from a provider (like Antigravity)?
2. Make sure the WebUI model picker shows EVERYTHING the provider offers, instead of just a filtered subset?
I'm currently on version 2026.2.9 (33c75cb) and using the "replace" mode for models. Should I change the mode or is there a specific CLI command to "force sync" the model catalog for a specific account?
Thanks for any guidance!
Currently, I'm struggling with adding "google-antigravity/claude-opus-4-6-thinking". I've tried manual config edits and even patching local libraries, but the model still shows as "missing" or doesn't appear in the WebUI list.
I noticed that OpenClaw seems to filter models and only shows some of them. In my setup, I have to explicitly add them to "allowed" models, but if the ID is slightly off or new, it just doesn't work.
What is the recommended way to:
1. Refresh/scan all available models from a provider (like Antigravity)?
2. Make sure the WebUI model picker shows EVERYTHING the provider offers, instead of just a filtered subset?
I'm currently on version 2026.2.9 (33c75cb) and using the "replace" mode for models. Should I change the mode or is there a specific CLI command to "force sync" the model catalog for a specific account?
Thanks for any guidance!
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