Ollama brings powerful AI models to your local machine, and VS Code is where most developers spend their working day. Connecting the two gives you free, private AI coding assistance that runs entirely...
Ollama exposes a straightforward HTTP REST API that lets you generate text, hold multi-turn conversations, create embeddings, and manage models programmatically. Whether you’re building an appli...
Ollama 0.19, released in March 2026, introduced an MLX backend for Apple Silicon Macs. MLX is Apple’s machine learning framework optimised specifically for the M-series chip architecture. Enabli...
Running advanced AI agents doesn’t require renting expensive cloud infrastructure or sending your data to third-party providers. With Ollama and the Model Context Protocol (MCP), you can build s...
n8n is an open-source workflow automation tool — think Zapier but self-hosted. Combined with Ollama, you can build private AI automation workflows that run entirely on your own hardware, with no data ...
Running Ollama on hardware with 8GB of RAM or VRAM is entirely possible — you just need to pick the right models. The key is choosing quantised versions of smaller models that fit within your memory b...
Ollama includes a built-in OpenAI-compatible API endpoint. This means you can take existing code written for the OpenAI API — Python scripts, applications, integrations — and point them at your local ...
Two models are competing for the title of best local coding AI in 2026: Qwen3-Coder and Llama 4 Scout. Both are available on Ollama, both run on consumer hardware, and both outperform models from a ye...
Gemma 4 is Google’s latest open-weight model family, released in April 2026. It comes in four sizes — E2B, E4B, E12B, and E27B — all natively multimodal, meaning they handle text and images with...