Feature request: ollama-js adapter to work locally

[otrebu]

Create a ollama-js adapter to have the option to use ollama instead of OpenAI.

If you are not working on this I might give it a go.

[davidkpiano]

@otrebu I would gladly welcome you to give this a try - it should be as simple as copying from the OpenAI adapter.

[otrebu]

I started on it, but I have a question: do you have any suggestions in how to deal with tools? Ollama doesn't currently seem to support the same functionality/API for that.

[davidkpiano]

I started on it, but I have a question: do you have any suggestions in how to deal with tools? Ollama doesn't currently seem to support the same functionality/API for that.

Let's just stub this for now.

[otrebu]

I have done my best so far, a bit stuck on some Typescript types.

What is it best to do if I need a little hand? Still open a pull request?

This is the commit on the fork: otrebu@334b077

I haven't tested the code yet.

[davidkpiano]

Yes please @otrebu, open a pull request and I will gladly work on this with you.

[otrebu]

Amazing thanks @davidkpiano .

Hopefully I created it correctly: #24 ( first one ever for me 😄 )

[otrebu]

@davidkpiano did you have a chance to have a look? Otherwise I will try again after I rebase.

[davidkpiano]

@davidkpiano did you have a chance to have a look? Otherwise I will try again after I rebase.

I have recently added the Vercel AI SDK, which abstracts multiple models. I will see if/how ollama can be used with that, but it's a much more scalable solution than trying to build our own adapters 😅

[otrebu]

Oh ok, thank you! Sounds good.

[airtonix]

yep we don't need this.

this exists :

import { createAgent } from '@stately/agent';
import { createOllama } from 'ollama-ai-provider';

const ollama = createOllama({ baseURL: process.env.MY_AMAZEBALLS_OLLAMA_BASEURL });

// found with ollama --list
const myCustomOllamaModelName = process.env.MY_AMAZEBALLS_OLLAMA_MODELNAME || 'mixtral';

const model = ollama(myCustomOllamaModelName');

const agent = createAgent({
  name: 'my-foo-bar-agent',
  model,
  events: {
   	//... my amazing events
  },
});