Ollama is an open-source project that allows you to run large language models (LLMs) locally on your own hardware, providing a way to use AI capabilities privately without sending data to external services.
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Provides integration with Ollama for local LLM support and embedding generation
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Provides integration with Ollama's LLM server, allowing interactive chat with Ollama models while using the Bybit tools to access cryptocurrency data.
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Enables running, managing, and interacting with Ollama models including execution, information retrieval, downloading, listing, deletion, and chat completion
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Integration with Ollama for local language model inference to power browser automation
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Supports local models through Ollama, allowing integration with locally hosted LLMs alongside cloud-based options.
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Connects to locally running Ollama models to query multiple AI perspectives on a single question, with support for customizing system prompts and assigning different roles to each model.
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Allows access to LLMs hosted through Ollama via the LLM_MODEL_PROVIDER environment variable
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Enables research capabilities using any local LLM hosted by Ollama, supporting models like deepseek-r1 and llama3.2
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Allows integration with Ollama, enabling use of Ollama models through the MCP interface. Provides capabilities to list models, get model details, and ask questions to Ollama models.
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Provides integration with Ollama to run open source models locally, supporting models like Phi-3.
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Supports integration with Ollama for local execution of Large Language Models, providing an alternative to cloud-based AI providers.
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Allows interaction with locally-hosted Ollama models through a consistent API, supporting models like Llama 3.1.
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Supports Ollama as an LLM provider through API key integration
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Uses Ollama models to generate text embeddings from Parquet file columns
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Provides access to Deepseek reasoning content through a local Ollama server
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Provides complete integration with Ollama, allowing users to pull, push, list, create, copy, and run local LLM models. Includes model management, execution of models with customizable prompts, and an OpenAI-compatible chat completion API.
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Enables text generation using locally hosted models via Ollama
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Provides integration with free/open-weights models through Ollama, enabling code analysis and editing without proprietary LLM APIs
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Integration with Ollama's open-source AI models to create blockchain agents for Starknet operations.
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Enables local AI image analysis of screenshots through Ollama, supporting models like LLaVA and Qwen2-VL for vision tasks without sending data to the cloud.
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Integrates with Ollama AI models for enhanced code analysis capabilities
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Connects to Ollama's LLM services, enabling communication with local open-source models through the unified API interface
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Enables integration with Ollama's local models to run MCTS analysis, allowing model selection, comparison between different Ollama models, and storing results organized by model name.
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Integrates with Ollama to allow running local LLMs as an alternative to cloud-based models for processing API interactions.
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Planned future integration to enable running embedding models locally for complete privacy and control
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Integrates with Ollama LLMs to enable natural language hardware control through OllamaHardwareAgent
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Provides support for local LLM capabilities, allowing the server to use locally hosted models for embeddings and text generation rather than cloud-based solutions.
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Leverages Ollama's local AI models (nomic-embed-text, phi4, clip) for document processing, metadata extraction, and vector embeddings of construction documents.
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Enables using local Ollama models for security validation in the MCP gateway through the OLLAMA_HOST configuration
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Provides access to Ollama's local LLM models through a Model Context Protocol server, allowing listing, pulling, and chatting with Ollama models
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Offers alternative LLM provider integration for task management functions, allowing use of locally deployed Ollama models for PRD parsing and task suggestions
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Allows using Ollama's local language models as an alternative provider for generating embeddings and handling memory operations
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Provides local embeddings generation using Ollama's nomic-embed-text model as an alternative to cloud-based embedding services.
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Integrates with Ollama for local embedding models, supporting document embedding and semantic search functionality.
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Uses Ollama with nomic-embed-text to generate vector embeddings for documents, enabling semantic search capabilities in Solr collections.
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Enables communication between Unity and local Large Language Models (LLMs) running through Ollama, allowing developers to automate Unity workflows, manipulate assets, and control the Unity Editor programmatically without cloud-based LLMs.
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Mentioned as a planned feature for local embeddings generation as an alternative to OpenAI embeddings
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Supports integration with Ollama through MCPHost as a free alternative to Claude, enabling LLMs to interact with the MCP server
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Provides a standardized interface for interacting with Ollama's API, supporting model listing, chat functionality, text generation, embedding generation, and querying running models and model details.
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Provides integration with Ollama's local LLM hosting service, supporting customizable context settings and model parameters for browser automation
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Optionally connects to an Ollama server for prompt generation using LLMs hosted on Ollama
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Uses Ollama's embedding models (particularly nomic-embed-text) for creating vector embeddings for documentation search
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Used for the default summarization and embedding models required by the server, specifically the snowflake-arctic-embed2 and llama3.1:8b models.
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Provides free embeddings for vector representation of documents
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Enables LLM execution and orchestration for AI model management through the MCP server
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Enables local LLM inference using llama3.2:1b for generating interpretive summaries of data analysis and explaining dataset statistics in plain English.
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Integrates with Ollama to access the deepseek-r1:7b language model for expert responses when specialized agents cannot handle a query
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Can be used as an embedding provider for generating vector embeddings with models like bge-m3, supporting the semantic search capabilities of the documentation system
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Uses locally running Ollama models to process natural language commands, with the ability to switch between different models like llama3.2 or Gemma3, and query available models from the Ollama server.
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Integrates with Ollama to provide local LLM capabilities (using Llama 3 or other compatible models) for processing natural language queries and responding to free-form conversation.
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Uses local Ollama models (specifically Mistral) to generate detailed, sentiment-tagged summaries of financial news articles for contextual financial insights.
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Mentioned as a potential LLM deployment method with limited compatibility, not an integration target.
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Enables integration with local large language models like Mistral, allowing the MCP server to process conversational AI requests without relying on cloud services.
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Utilizes Ollama server for embedding generation to support the similarity search functionality.
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Mentioned as a potential OpenAI API-compatible endpoint that can be used with the MCP server through the openai_compatible provider setting.
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Leverages Ollama's embedding model (nomic-embed-text) to create custom embedding functions for converting text into vector representations that can be searched.
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Enables running LLaMA 3.2 3B locally, allowing the MCP to integrate Yahoo Finance data with LLaMA's capabilities
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Provides services for generating embeddings and text with Ollama, allowing AI-powered applications to perform embedding generation and text generation operations locally.
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Provides integration with Ollama for AI-powered code reviews using local models, allowing the MCP server to utilize Ollama's capabilities to generate expert code reviews based on different programming principles.
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Supports exporting fine-tuned models to Ollama format for local deployment and inference.
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Generates vector embeddings for emails using models like nomic-embed-text for enhanced semantic search capabilities
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Integrates with Ollama as a local LLM provider for context-aware querying. Allows users to send prompts to Ollama models with context from local files.
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Enables seamless communication with local Ollama LLM instances, providing capabilities for task decomposition, result evaluation, and direct model execution with configurable parameters.
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Uses Ollama for efficient embedding generation, requiring it to be installed and running for vector operations
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Provides integration with Ollama for local AI model usage and processing
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Uses Ollama as a Large Language Model provider to determine user intent and route requests
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Uses Ollama as the default embedding provider for local embeddings generation, supporting semantic documentation search and vector storage.
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Integrates with Ollama to use the Deepseek model for AI capabilities through the MCP protocol
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Allows querying Ollama models directly from Claude with performance tracking, supporting selection of different models and providing context for queries.
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Leverages Ollama's LLM capabilities to interpret natural language questions, generate SQL queries, and provide AI-powered responses based on database results.
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Allows communication with locally available Ollama models (like llama2, codellama) while maintaining persistent conversation history.