The Launch System
Theollama launch command provides an interactive way to configure and run integrations:
Direct Launch
You can also launch specific integrations directly:Configuration Options
Coding Agents
Autonomous coding assistants that can read, modify, and execute code:Claude Code
Anthropic’s coding tool with subagents
Codex
OpenAI’s open-source coding agent
OpenCode
Anomaly’s open-source terminal coding agent
Droid
Factory’s coding agent for terminal and IDEs
Key Features
- Multi-file editing — Make changes across your entire codebase
- Tool calling — Execute shell commands and run tests
- Context-aware — Understands project structure and dependencies
- Subagents — Some tools support delegating tasks to specialized agents
Coding agents work best with models that have at least 64k token context windows. See Context Length for configuration.
Personal AI Assistant
OpenClaw
Personal AI with 100+ skills across WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, and more
- Connect your favorite messaging apps
- Access 100+ built-in skills and plugins
- Runs a local gateway for secure, private AI
- Supports both local and cloud models
IDE Extensions
Native integrations for popular development environments:VS Code
Microsoft’s popular code editor
JetBrains
IntelliJ, PyCharm, and other JetBrains IDEs
Zed
High-performance collaborative editor
Cline
VS Code extension for autonomous coding
Official Libraries
Official SDKs for Python and JavaScript make it easy to integrate Ollama into your applications:- ollama-python — Python library with async support
- ollama-js — JavaScript/TypeScript library for Node and browsers
How Launch Works
Theollama launch system automatically:
- Detects installation — Checks if the integration binary is available
- Offers installation — For tools like OpenClaw, offers to install via npm
- Manages configuration — Updates config files with your selected models
- Handles authentication — Signs you in for cloud models if needed
- Syncs settings — Keeps your preferences across launches
Saved Configuration
Ollama saves your model preferences per integration:Model Requirements
Recommended cloud models:minimax-m2.5:cloud— Fast, efficient coding (200k context)glm-5:cloud— Reasoning and code generation (200k context)kimi-k2.5:cloud— Multimodal reasoning with subagents (260k context)qwen3-coder:480b-cloud— Advanced code generation (260k context)
glm-4.7-flash— Local reasoning model (~25GB VRAM)qwen3:8b— Efficient all-purpose assistant (~11GB VRAM)
Aliases and Model Routing
Some integrations like Claude Code and Codex support model aliases for routing requests:primary— Default model for all requestsfast— Lightweight model for quick tasks- Custom aliases — Route specific agent types to different models
Environment Variables
Integrations respect these environment variables:OLLAMA_HOST— Ollama server URL (default:http://localhost:11434)OLLAMA_API_KEY— API key when connecting to ollama.com
Community Integrations
Ollama works with hundreds of community tools. See the main README for:- Chat interfaces and web UIs
- Frameworks and agent platforms
- RAG and knowledge bases
- Productivity apps
- Development tools
Next Steps
Try a Coding Agent
Get started with OpenCode in your terminal
Setup IDE Extension
Configure VS Code or JetBrains
Install OpenClaw
Connect messaging apps to AI
Use Libraries
Build with Python or JavaScript SDKs