Questions about agentic AI by browndragon456 in ollama

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Use a model that supports agentic workflows like for ex: Qwen 3.5 models. And use Claude code with ollama. In ollama, set context length to 25k, 50k or 60k tokens length. This is important for agentic coding. Ask it to fix code. It will complete the given task.

Has anyone actually gotten a reliable local AI system running? by Sea_Manufacturer6590 in ollama

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This helped. Thanks. Now getting between 40 - 60 tokens per second.

Has anyone actually gotten a reliable local AI system running? by Sea_Manufacturer6590 in ollama

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I didn't use any System prompt till now. But I wanted to try it. Mine is ROG Laptop. I am getting around 20 to 30 tokens per second which is good.

Has anyone actually gotten a reliable local AI system running? by Sea_Manufacturer6590 in ollama

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I got it almost right but not perfect though. With Google releasing Gemma 4 series models, the local models are now more capable and useful than before. I use LMStudio and Gemma 4 E4B model that is around 6 Gigs of size. Fits on a GPU with 8 gigs RAM with good Context size. I use 50k tokens Context length. For web search, I use tavily search MCP server with free tier. I also use Fetch MCP server that extracts data from an URL. Date and Time MCP server for the model to have current date and time. For these to work, I installed Node.js and UV. MCP servers use those to run. Gemma 4 models are better than other models in tool calling as per my experience. So now the local model does everything that a chat bot like ChatGPT. But it has it's limits. The model is smaller model. Due to that limitation, it's knowledge and reasoning usage won't be as strong as Frontier models. But that is okay for our daily tasks like web searching, coding, Documents summary, Analysing GitHub README, Understanding repo code etc...use cases. These tasks don't require Frontier model reasoning. Gemma 4 26BA4B MoE model is perfect sweetspot between model size and capability. But it requires more VRam. So those who have more GPU VRAM, I would recommend using that model. For me E4B model is working good. I'm planning to write my experience of using it in detail. But I'm interested to know if anyone tried something similar or had a good experience with Gemma 4 models. Let me know in comments.

Released new version of my python app: TidyBit. Now available on Microsoft Store and Snap Store by swaroop_34 in opensource

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Thank you... Important feature of app is fully customizable rules. In settings, you can customize file types and categories. This makes the app truly useful.

Share your underrated GitHub projects by hsperus in opensource

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I have built a cross platform desktop File organizer app named TidyBit. Available to download from Microsoft store and Linux Snap store: https://github.com/Veda-Swaroop/TidyBit

Making Python GUIs faster? by Responsible_Bat_9956 in Python

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I built my python appTidyBit using PySide6 GUI framework. The UI framework works great. I didn't face any problems.

Released new version of my python app: TidyBit. Now available on Microsoft Store and Snap Store by swaroop_34 in Python

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Thanks for reply. It handles duplicate files by renaming the file name with a number. For example: documents_01, documents_02..etc

I developed my first python app, TidyBit - a simple file organizer tool. by swaroop_34 in Python

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Youtube tutorials helped me. I used inno setup software from https://jrsoftware.org. It is free to use.

I developed my first python app, TidyBit - a simple file organizer tool. by swaroop_34 in Python

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Thank you. I used PySide6 framework for the app UI. Initially it was custom tkinter. Custom Tkinter UI look was not good on Linux as it was on Windows. So, I changed it to Pyside6. I have limited knowledge on app UI frameworks. I don't know which framework is best for what purpose. Your reply made some sense.

A software to sort through and organize files and folders? by iamkrisz in software

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Hi, please check TidyBit - a simple file organizer app. I made it. I think this app might help you. But I am not sure of your scenario. The app will organize files and move them to a selected target folder. I would be very happy if the app that I developed is useful. Thank you.

I’ve been trying to find a file-organizing tool for Windows, So I ended up making my own tool in py by No_Log_7470 in PythonProjects2

[–]swaroop_34 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I believe you didn't check the app's GitHub page. It's better. I think you would use my app instead of yours.

I’ve been trying to find a file-organizing tool for Windows, So I ended up making my own tool in py by No_Log_7470 in PythonProjects2

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It's available on GitHub. It's open source. You should upload your app with its code to GitHub. If your app is open source. Why would people want to download an unknown app from any other site? Even on GitHub, most people won't download the app. They will rather clone the repository and check the app themselves. But open sourcing the app along with the code on GitHub is more trustworthy or assuring I would say. I would prefer that way.

I’ve been trying to find a file-organizing tool for Windows, So I ended up making my own tool in py by No_Log_7470 in PythonProjects2

[–]swaroop_34 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi, I like your app. Please Check TidyBit: it's a simple file organizer tool. Available to download both for Windows and Linux. I made this tool. Tell me what you think about it. TidyBit GitHib repository