Sharing Plugins

To share publish your LM Studio plugin, open the plugin directory in a terminal and run:

lms push

This command will package your plugin and upload it to the LM Studio Hub. You can use this command to create new plugins or update existing ones.

Changing Plugin Names

If you wish to change the name of the plugin, you can do so by editing the manifest.json file in the root of your plugin directory. Look for the name field and update it to your desired plugin name. Note the name must be kebab-case.

When you lms push the plugin, it will be treated as a new plugin if the name has changed. You can delete the old plugin from the LM Studio Hub if you no longer need it.

Publishing Plugins to an Organization

If you are in an organization and wish to publish the plugin to the organization, you can do so by editing the manifest.json file in the root of your plugin directory. Look for the owner field and set it to the name of your organization. When you run lms push, the plugin will be published to the organization instead of your personal account.

Private Plugins

If your account supports private plugins, you can publish your plugins privately by using the --private flag when running lms push:

lms push --private

Private artifact is in test. Get in touch if you are interested.