Reference

Everything Pluma reads from disk, env, or HTTP. Use the left nav to jump.

• config.toml — every option in the persistent settings file, with default + meaning.
• CLI flags — ./pluma --help annotated.
• Environment variables — PLUMA_* precedence and effect.
• API endpoints — every /api/* path with request/response shapes.
• Sampler parameters — temperature, top-p, repetition penalty, all the rest, with the defaults Pluma's built-in profiles use.
• Data directory layout — every file Pluma writes, what it stores, encryption status.
• Theme tokens — the CSS variables a theme can set.

Precedence rules

Several settings exist in more than one place. Pluma resolves them in this order:

1. CLI flag when explicitly passed
2. Environment variable (PLUMA_*)
3. config.toml entry
4. Hardcoded default

Most flags only need this for one-shot overrides (a launcher script that temporarily changes the listen port, say). The persistent home for every setting is config.toml.