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Running "interpreter --model i raises a LiteLLM:ERROR

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#1,512 opened on Oct 30, 2024

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Description

Describe the bug

After running interpreter --model i

without any previous configuration, the following error is raised (after some input is sent):

> wheres my chrime_analysis directory
16:16:08 - LiteLLM:ERROR: utils.py:1953 - Model not found or error in checking vision support. You passed model=i, custom_llm_provider=openai. Error: This model isn't mapped yet. model=i, custom_llm_provider=openai. Add it here - https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/blob/main/model_prices_and_context_window.json.

Reproduce

1.pip install open-interpreter 2. input at cmd: interpreter --model i 3. input up some question, like where is a random directory

Expected behavior

It should work sucesscully, without any errors and without the need of the configuration (as it would run with your hosted LLM)

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Open Interpreter version

0.4.3

Python version

3.11.9

Operating System name and version

Windows 11

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Research direction
Investigate how the model argument is parsed and passed to LiteLLM. Trace the flow from the CLI entry point to the model validation logic in LiteLLM to understand why model 'i' triggers a 'model not found' error.
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