LLM Status Docs
Track every AI model your code uses. Find out before any of them retire. Migrate cleanly when they do.
Install in one line, no account needed:
$curl -fsSL https://llmstatus.ai/install.sh | bashInstalls a self-contained binary (~60 MB, no Node required) into /usr/local/bin/mm. Detects arm64 vs x64.
After install you get two binaries — mm (short) and llmstatus (descriptive). Same binary, pick whichever you like to type.
What you’ll do next
- Run a free health check —
mm statusin any repo. No sign-in required. - Sign in for cloud features —
mm loginopens a browser tab. - Scan + map a project — finds every model call across your code, lets you pick what to track.
- Set up alerts — email / Slack / SMS warnings before any of your models retire.
- Drop it into CI — fail builds when someone pins a deprecated model.
Or jump straight to the command reference if you’d rather see everything at once.
Why this exists
Providers retire models faster than most teams notice — sometimes weeks, sometimes overnight. LLM Status is the inventory + lifecycle layer: it scans your repo for every model id (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, DeepSeek, xAI, Moonshot, Cohere, and dozens more), joins them to a constantly-updated lifecycle registry, and warns you before a retirement breaks production.
The registry is a date-versioned, signed snapshot published to a CDN — your scans run on-device, fully offline-capable after the first fetch, and never upload secrets.