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Support for Ollama #77
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This commit introduces support for the ollama.ai backend. Ollama is an open source LLAMA backend meant for local usage. It supports many different models, many of them related to code generation. Usage of the ollama backend is available via the `--backend` flag or `AIAC_BACKEND` environment variables set to `"ollama"`. Ollama doesn't support authentication currently, so the only related flag is `--ollama-url` for the API server's URL, but if not used, the default URL is used (http://localhost:11434/api). With this commit, `aiac` will not yet support a scenario where the API server is running behind an authenticating proxy. Resolves: #77
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This commit introduces support for the ollama.ai backend. Ollama is an open source LLAMA backend meant for local usage. It supports many different models, many of them related to code generation. Usage of the ollama backend is available via the `--backend` flag or `AIAC_BACKEND` environment variables set to `"ollama"`. Ollama doesn't support authentication currently, so the only related flag is `--ollama-url` for the API server's URL, but if not used, the default URL is used (http://localhost:11434/api). With this commit, `aiac` will not yet support a scenario where the API server is running behind an authenticating proxy. Resolves: #77
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This commit introduces support for the ollama.ai backend. Ollama is an open source LLAMA backend meant for local usage. It supports many different models, many of them related to code generation. Usage of the ollama backend is available via the `--backend` flag or `AIAC_BACKEND` environment variables set to `"ollama"`. Ollama doesn't support authentication currently, so the only related flag is `--ollama-url` for the API server's URL, but if not used, the default URL is used (http://localhost:11434/api). With this commit, `aiac` will not yet support a scenario where the API server is running behind an authenticating proxy. Resolves: #77
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This commit introduces support for the ollama.ai backend. Ollama is an open source LLAMA backend meant for local usage. It supports many different models, many of them related to code generation. Usage of the ollama backend is available via the `--backend` flag or `AIAC_BACKEND` environment variables set to `"ollama"`. Ollama doesn't support authentication currently, so the only related flag is `--ollama-url` for the API server's URL, but if not used, the default URL is used (http://localhost:11434/api). With this commit, `aiac` will not yet support a scenario where the API server is running behind an authenticating proxy. Resolves: #77
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It would be cool if it supported https://ollama.ai/ so that we could run it using local models :)
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