UPDATE:
I did not find where DOODS2 or any other add on stores any info, but I did discover that you can simply create a directory in the /share/ and point to it. I created /share/doods/ and added my .onnx model and got it to work. The model needs work, but I believe it is actually my model now.

I recently installed DOODS2 for doing some image analysis stuff using my cameras. And a friend and I are working on a custom model based on YOLO, but using my collected training data. The model is trained, and it works pretty damn well when you just send images at it. So I want to deploy it in DOODS2. The documentation is pretty good for what you have to do: just move your model into the ‘models’ directory inside DOODS, and add a stanza to the config.yaml…

problem arises when you can’t find the damn ‘models/’ directory!!! All of the documentation is saying it should be somewhere, but I can’t find it anywhere… come to think of it, I can’t find where ANY of the add-ons are storing data. I guess this is the main argument for running HA as a docker, and all your add ons as individual docker containers. But I’m too deep in the weeds already with the supervisor install in Proxmox that I’m not looking to overhaul the whole system just to add a custom model to my image analysis!!

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

places I’ve already looked:

• /config/
• /config/doods (doesn’t exist)
• /mnt/data/supervisor/addons/data/ (also doesn’t exist, none of those directories. Literally nothing in /mnt/)

I can’t use the “docker” command to find the container, because HA claims docker doesn’t exist. I’m feeling a bit lost.