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Aikeedo ships with a catalog of AI models, ready-made OpenAI-compatible LLM servers, templates and the categories they are filed under. You can bring them in while installing, and import or refresh them at any time afterwards.

What ships with Aikeedo

Sets are always imported in this order. LLM servers come before models because a server’s models can only be imported once the server exists, and categories come before Writer templates because templates reference them.
The shipped image and video templates are unlocked and have no recommended model, so they work with whichever providers you run. Lock them and pin a model from Templates once you know which providers you use. See Image and video templates.

During installation

The installer has a Starter content step after the admin account is created. Every set is selected by default, and Models is marked as recommended. Clear any you don’t want, then click Finish installation. If you are migrating an existing database, only the recommended sets are selected, because that database already has its own templates. If a set fails to import, the installation still finishes and the success screen lists the sets that didn’t import. Import them later from the admin area.

From the admin area

Go to Settings → Starter content. Each set shows how many of its entries are already imported.
  • Click Browse on a set to see what it contains and import the entries you choose.
  • Click Import everything to import every set in turn.
The result of each import appears as a notification. Importing is safe to repeat. Every shipped entry has a fixed ID:
  • Templates and categories you already have are updated in place instead of duplicated, and entries you have reordered keep their position and artwork.
  • Models and LLM servers you already have are left as they are. Only missing ones are added.
Image and video templates upload their preview artwork to your storage provider as they are imported, so these sets take a little longer.

Browsing a set

The Browse page lists every entry in the set, with the same search and filters as the other admin lists. Filter by status (Imported, Not imported or Not available) and, for models and Writer templates, by provider or category. Entries that aren’t imported yet are selected when the page opens. Select or clear entries, then click Import selected. The status dot on each entry turns green once it is imported.

LLM servers and their models

The LLM servers set contains OpenAI-compatible providers with their server addresses already filled in: OpenRouter, Together AI, Groq, DeepSeek, Google AI Studio, Perplexity, Hugging Face, Nebius, DeepInfra, AI/ML API, Mistral AI, Cerebras and Moonshot AI.
  1. Import the servers you want from Settings → Starter content → LLM servers. Each server is created without an API key and without models.
  2. Import their models from Settings → Starter content → Models. A server’s models can be selected only after the server is imported. Until then, they are shown faded with a note naming the server they need.
  3. Add your API key to each server in Settings → Integrations → Custom LLM Servers.
  4. Enable the models you want to offer in Settings → Models. Imported server models start disabled, so they don’t appear to users before the server has a key.
If you already added a server by hand at the same address, it counts as imported. Its models are added to your server and its API key is kept. Models for Ollama work the same way, but they become available once the Ollama integration is set up instead of after an import. The catalog doesn’t include models that the built-in integrations already offer, such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere and xAI models. See OpenAI API-Compatible Servers for adding other providers by hand.

From the command line

Without options, every set is imported. Use --set (repeatable) to import specific sets:
To add the LLM servers and their models:
app:import:presets still works as an alias, so existing deployment scripts keep running.

Upgrading from v4.x

Before v5.0, the built-in Writer templates were imported with random IDs. If your installation already has them and you import Writer templates again, you get a second copy once. Delete the older copies from Templates afterwards. New installations are not affected.