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### List local-available models via CLI
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### Importing local-models
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When clients have models that are not inside the Cortex data folder and wish to run them inside Cortex, they can import local models using either the CLI or the HTTP API.
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#### via CLI
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Use the following command to import a local model using the CLI:
An event with type `DownloadStopped` will be emitted when the task is successfully aborted.
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### Listing local-available models via HTTP API
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This section describes how to list all models that are available locally on your system using the HTTP API. By making a GET request to the specified endpoint, you can retrieve a list of models along with their details, such as model ID, name, file paths, engine type, and version. This is useful for managing and verifying the models you have downloaded and are ready to use in your local environment.
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