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add-model

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Add a new AI model to Pipelex's own inference configuration: the backend TOMLs in `.pipelex/inference/backends/` (OpenAI, Azure, Anthropic, Bedrock, Google, Vertex, Mistral and the rest), the kit copy, the test collections, live inference tests on every backend it lands on, and the changelog entry. Use when the user says "add a model", "add GPT-X", "add Claude X", "add Gemini X", "new model", "register a model", "support model X", "add model to backend", or names a model that no backend TOML declares yet and wants it available. The hosted model catalog is not in this repository: in the Pipelex workspace, the workspace-level `/add-model` carries a model through them and runs this skill as its pipelex leg.

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