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ollama

Use when running open-weight LLMs locally with Ollama — pulling and tagging models, calling the local API, picking a quantization or GGUF, writing Modelfiles, and sizing VRAM and RAM for the machine at hand. NOT remote or managed GPU serving and autoscaling (that is `runpod`), NOT downloading raw weights or datasets (that is `huggingface`), NOT retrieval pipeline design (that is `rag`).

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# Ollama — run open-weight LLMs on one box

Ollama serves GGUF models from a local daemon at `http://localhost:11434`, exposing both a native
HTTP API and an OpenAI-compatible layer. Your job: reach for the right command, the right endpoint,
and the right quant **for the hardware in front of you** — and recognize when the model does not fit
and the work belongs on a remote GPU instead.

This skill owns: install/serve, pull/tag, the local API (native + OpenAI-compat), Modelfiles,
quantization choice, and VRAM/RAM sizing on a single machine.

## When to use / when not

**Use when** the model runs on *this* machine: pulling/running a model, fixing an OOM, choosing
Q4 vs Q8, authoring a Modelfile, or wiring an app to `localhost:11434`.