implement model switching for custom prompts #1269
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Add support for both permanent and temporary model switching in custom prompts using frontmatter configuration. Users can now specify models using either 'model:' for permanent switches or 'temp-model:' for temporary switches. This change improves the flexibility of custom prompts by allowing users to switch models contextually while maintaining their default preferences. - closes logancyang#1146
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Add support for both permanent and temporary model switching in custom prompts using frontmatter configuration. Users can now specify models using either 'model:' for permanent switches or 'temp-model:' for temporary switches.
This change improves the flexibility of custom prompts by allowing users to switch models contextually while maintaining their current model setting.