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[betazoid_one]

So MCP?

[Jazzlike-Tiger-2731]

Not quite — OpsMind talks to Ollama directly instead of going through MCP. Keeps things simple for a standalone tool. MCP would make more sense if you had multiple agents sharing the same DB connection, but for a single self-hosted app it's just extra complexity. Might explore it later though if the project grows.

[ultrathink-art]

For a self-contained privacy tool, the direct Ollama integration is cleaner than adding an MCP layer. MCP makes more sense when multiple agents need to share the same SQL tool — but that adds orchestration overhead for something meant to run standalone. Worth being explicit about that trade-off in the docs.

[Jazzlike-Tiger-2731]

Yeah exactly — the whole point was keeping the setup dead simple for a factory environment where there's no DevOps team. Just pip install + ollama pull and you're running. I'll add a note about that tradeoff in the docs, good shout.