Add optional local Ollama support with strict provider isolation - #106
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AgustinSRG merged 3 commits intoJun 22, 2026
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Thank you for the contribution. I tested it with my local Ollama installation and it works properly. Even if you have less powerful hardware, some models may run on it. I recommend this website to check what may run on your GPU: https://www.canirun.ai/ Also, Ollama will run the model with RAM + CPU (~ 40 times slower or more) if your GPU does not support it, so you can even run an LLM on a CPU with the drawback of being very slow. Before merging, please fix the linter issues reported by the CI. You can check in local by running |
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Fixed lint. |
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you told me to add this so i added it. i didn't do property testing on it because i don't have powerful hardware to test local/self-hosted models.