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Configure Ollama to power your Everywhere assistant.

This tutorial will guide you step-by-step on how to connect to a local model from Ollama.

Notice

  • Using Ollama with Everywhere is an advanced feature. It is recommended to configure and use it only after understanding how it works. Compatibility is not guaranteed.
  • Please use Advanced Mode for manual setup.

Prerequisites

  • Considering that local models are running, it is recommended to use a computer with good performance.

Steps

Download Ollama
  • After installation, open the Ollama application and wait for it to initialize. Then, open a command-line tool (such as PowerShell or CMD) and enter the following command to verify if the Ollama CLI is available:
ollama -v
  • If the command line outputs the version number of Ollama, the installation is successful. Otherwise, please refer to the Ollama official documentation. Next, you can choose and download a local model. Search for models supported by Ollama here. For example, to download the gemma3:12b model:
ollama pull gemma3:12b
  • After the download is complete, enter ollama list in the terminal to ensure that the downloaded model is in the results.
  • In Everywhere's Custom Assistant, switch to Advanced Mode:
    • Set URL to http://127.0.0.1:11434 (Ollama's default address)
    • Set Model ID to gemma3:12b (or the name of another model you downloaded).
Configure Ollama
  • Once the setup is complete, you can start using it.

FAQ

Chat message displays ModelDoesNotSupportTools

If you encounter a chat message displaying ModelDoesNotSupportTools when using an Ollama model, it usually means that the Ollama model you are using does not support the tool-calling feature. You can try switching to another model that supports tool calling, or disable the tool-calling feature in Everywhere to avoid this error.

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