[FEATURE]: Add a variable {CURRENT_MODEL} for commands

[rygel]

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Describe the enhancement you want to request

I would like to write a command which commits the changes to git and also adds the name of the model to the commit message. I would like to know which commit has been authored by which model, as I am experimenting a lot with different models. Therefore a variable {CURRENT_MODEL} is very useful for a command.

I can currently workaround by using command parameters, but then I need to check and remember the name of the model and write it properly.

[github-actions]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• [FEATURE]: {env:MY_VAR} support in agent yaml #5054: [FEATURE]: {env:MY_VAR} support in agent yaml - requests environment variable expansion for controlling model selection in agent/command definitions
• [FEATURE]: allow shell commands in the frontmatter #5082: [FEATURE]: allow shell commands in the frontmatter - requests ability to execute shell commands for dynamic configuration
• [FEATURE]: add model identity info to system prompt #9065: [FEATURE]: add model identity info to system prompt - requests model identity information to be accessible
• [FEATURE]: Dynamic model selection for subagents via Task tool #6651: [FEATURE]: Dynamic model selection for subagents via Task tool - comprehensive feature request for dynamic model selection with model tier mappings
• [FEATURE]: Tool that lets the model switch models #8278: [FEATURE]: Tool that lets the model switch models - requests ability to control model selection dynamically

Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.

[bdwelle]

I just submitted PR 10451 - create and expose model-id environment variables for bash from CLI that would provide a solution for this feature request.

[github-actions]

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