Reference
Presets
List and principle of agent pair presets usable in short commands.
Presets let you quickly select an agent pair.
Short syntax
palabre codex-claude "Subject" -t 4
This command is equivalent to choosing codex as agent A and claude as agent B.
Common presets
| Preset | Typical use |
|---|---|
codex-claude | Codex proposes, Claude reviews. |
claude-codex | Claude proposes, Codex reviews. |
codex-antigravity | Codex vs. Antigravity comparison. |
claude-antigravity | Claude vs. Antigravity comparison. |
codex-opencode | Codex vs. OpenCode. |
opencode-claude | OpenCode vs. Claude. |
codex-vibe | Codex vs. Mistral Vibe. |
vibe-claude | Mistral Vibe first, Claude reviewing. |
codex-ollama | Powerful CLI agent vs. local model. |
ollama-claude | Local model first, Claude reviewing. |
palabre presets --json includes local availability metadata for integrations. A preset is marked unavailable when an agent is missing from the config, when a known CLI is not detected, or when the configured Ollama model is not installed.
Choosing models
Models can be passed without Palabre listing them:
palabre codex-claude "Subject" --model-a <codex-model> --model-b <claude-model>
For Ollama:
palabre codex-ollama "Subject" --model-b <installed-ollama-model>
When to use a preset?
Use a preset when you want a short and explicit command.
Use default agents when you frequently run the same pair.
Use --agent-a and --agent-b when writing a script or precise documentation.