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Ollaya's documentation index for its local decision-model runtime: quickstart, the full CLI reference from run to mcp, native and TypeSafe-compatible API endpoints, Modelfiles, and MCP plus agent-skill guidance.
- Format
- Docs
- Reading time
- 2 min
- Published by
- Community
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
- Capabilities
- Self-hostedRuns locally
Highlights
- Documents the CLI surface: run, pull, serve, list, ps, show, stop, rm, cp, create, preset, update, and mcp.
- Covers native /api endpoints and TypeSafe-compatible /v1 endpoints, including errors, streaming, and limits.
- Modelfile bakes a question set, calibration, precision, and license into a model you can run by name.
- The TypeSafe compatibility page runs the official SDK against local, open models by changing environment variables.
- An MCP server targets Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor, with an agent skill teaching when and how to use it.
Watch out
Grounded in the documentation index page captured on 2026-10-15; the individual docs pages behind it were not captured, so this entry describes the documentation map rather than exact commands, and runtime licensing and model sources are covered on pages not reviewed here.
Questions about this entry
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It downloads and serves open decision models locally: a model reads a state such as text, an email, a ticket, or JSON plus typed questions, and returns typed answers with calibrated probabilities in a single forward pass, never generating text.
A quickstart, a CLI reference, a native API reference, TypeSafe compatibility, Modelfile documentation, an agents section for MCP and skills, and an FAQ about Ollama, hardware, privacy, weights, and licensing.
Yes. The TypeSafe compatibility page says you can use the official TypeSafe SDK and existing code with local, open models by changing environment variables, so current calls keep working against the local server.
Run, pull, serve, list, ps, show, stop, rm, cp, create, preset, update, and mcp, covering pulling models, serving them, managing instances and presets, copying and removing models, and starting the MCP server.
A file that bakes a question set, calibration, precision, and license into a model you can then run by name, so a recurring decision task becomes a locally callable model rather than an ad-hoc request.
Yes: the docs describe an Ollaya MCP server for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and other clients, plus an agent skill that teaches the agent when and how to use local typed decisions.
The FAQ covers where weights come from and how licensing works, but those pages were not part of the capture, so this entry does not state the sources. The docs index only promises an explanation.
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