The `lms ls` command displays a list of all models downloaded to your machine, including their size, architecture, and parameters. Flags [#flags] List all models [#list-all-models] Show all downloaded models: ```shell lms ls ``` Example output: ``` You have 47 models, taking up 160.78 GB of disk space. LLMs (Large Language Models) PARAMS ARCHITECTURE SIZE lmstudio-community/meta-llama-3.1-8b-instruct 8B Llama 4.92 GB hugging-quants/llama-3.2-1b-instruct 1B Llama 1.32 GB mistral-7b-instruct-v0.3 Mistral 4.08 GB zeta 7B Qwen2 4.09 GB ... (abbreviated in this example) ... Embedding Models PARAMS ARCHITECTURE SIZE text-embedding-nomic-embed-text-v1.5@q4_k_m Nomic BERT 84.11 MB text-embedding-bge-small-en-v1.5 33M BERT 24.81 MB ``` Filter by model type [#filter-by-model-type] List only LLM models: ```shell lms ls --llm ``` List only embedding models: ```shell lms ls --embedding ``` Additional output formats [#additional-output-formats] Get detailed information about models: ```shell lms ls --detailed ``` Output in JSON format: ```shell lms ls --json ``` Operate on a remote LM Studio instance [#operate-on-a-remote-lm-studio-instance] `lms ls` supports the `--host` flag to connect to a remote LM Studio instance: ```shell lms ls --host ``` For this to work, the remote LM Studio instance must be running and accessible from your local machine, e.g. be accessible on the same subnet.