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What is Ollama?

Ollama is a tool for running open models, with an official workflow centered on using those models with coding agents. Users can launch tools such as Claude Code and Codex, then switch models without changing the surrounding workflow. It is suited to developers who want open-model options for coding tasks while retaining the choice of local execution.

Ollama supports both local and cloud model usage, and its product site provides model discovery and integration paths. The official page states that locally run content stays on the user’s machine and presents open-weight models as a core part of the product. For individual developers or technical teams combining coding agents, model selection, and execution environments, Ollama offers a focused way to manage those choices.

Key features of Ollama

  • Run open models

    Ollama provides an entry point for running open models, with a model catalog for choosing an option for the current task. It fits users who want to evaluate or use open-weight models in development work.

  • Connect coding agents

    The official site lists integrations including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, and VS Code. This suits developers who want to bring model choices into tools already used for coding.

  • Switch models

    Users can change models within a coding workflow without redesigning the entire way they work. This is useful for comparing models or choosing different ones for different tasks.

  • Local execution option

    Ollama supports running models locally, and its official page states that locally run content does not leave the user’s machine. This is relevant to technical users who want model execution on their own devices.

  • Model discovery

    The product provides a model-browsing entry point for finding open models that can be used with coding or automation workflows. It suits developers who regularly explore different model combinations.