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title: MoA Ollama-UI
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#MoA (https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.04692) implementation on top of Ollama WebUI
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Mobile use is currently not supported. It's also worth mentioning that despite the repo (having built on top of Ollama WebUI) having remnants of proxy APIs and other features like the possibility of adding jailbreaks, as result of making tweaks for MoA they are functionally disabled and can be safely removed from the codebase if you intend so, perhaps if wishing to run it locally.
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If you intend to use it locally or duplicate to higher tier hardware, it's highly recommended to swap the aggregator and reference models to the ones mentioned in the paper as it's really easy to do given they're all ollama supported models.
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