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Usage

koava upload <MODEL_PATH> [OPTIONS]
For help: 
koava upload -h

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Description

The upload command uploads the metadata (i.e., the header) of your encrypted model files to KoalaVault’s servers.
Important: After uploading metadata to KoalaVault, you must also create a model on Hugging Face, upload the complete encrypted model files, and then update the KoalaVault model page with the Hugging Face URL. You can use the koava push command to do this complete workflow in one step.
This is the final step in the manual workflow. For most users, the koava push command is recommended as it handles create, encrypt, and upload in one step.

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Examples

# Basic upload
koava upload ./my-model

# Upload with custom name
koava upload ./my-model --name "my-encrypted-model"

# Force upload (overwrite existing)
koava upload ./my-model --force

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Advanced

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Arguments

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MODEL_PATH

Directory containing encrypted model files (required).

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Options

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—name, -n

Model name on KoalaVault (must match the model name on KoalaVault, defaults to directory name).
The model name must also match the model name specified when encrypting the model files.KoalaVault will failed when veriying the encryption and signing keys, leading to rejection of the upload.
koava upload ./my-model --name "my-encrypted-model"

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—force, -f

When the model files have already been uploaded to KoalaVault, this option allows you to overwrite the existing files without errors. 
koava upload ./my-model --force

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