![Wired up ollama / ollama-powershell to Reptile (https://github.com/PowerShellWeb/Reptile) with the code below.
Got a "correct" answer and then who knows how many escape sequences that don't render right in the browser.
lol "Mostly works"
~~~PowerShell
Reptile -Initialize {
Import-Module ollama-powershell
} -SupportedCommand @(
# We also need to add it to the list of supported commands.
'TinyLlama'
) -Shell @(
# Our shell is just a form with two inputs:
"<form action='/' method='post'>"
# A date selector
"<input id='date' name='prompt' value='What are you' />"
# (with a label)
"<label for='date'>The prompt</label>"
# and a hidden input containing our script.
"<input type='hidden' name='command' value='$(
[Web.HttpUtility]::HtmlAttributeEncode('tinyllama $Prompt')
)'></input>"
"<input type='submit' value='go'></input>"
"</form>"
)
~~~](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:hlchta7bwmobyum375ltycg5/bafkreicmcbgjm3kp32sqm3hze3znt2xwzzmpm7ub3wafn4leqvcohs2ea4)
Wired up ollama / ollama-powershell to Reptile (https://github.com/PowerShellWeb/Reptile) with the code below. Got a "correct" answer and then who knows how many escape sequences that don't render right in the browser. lol "Mostly works" ~~~PowerShell Reptile -Initialize { Import-Module ollama-powershell } -SupportedCommand @( # We also need to add it to the list of supported commands. 'TinyLlama' ) -Shell @( # Our shell is just a form with two inputs: "<form action='/' method='post'>" # A date selector "<input id='date' name='prompt' value='What are you' />" # (with a label) "<label for='date'>The prompt</label>" # and a hidden input containing our script. "<input type='hidden' name='command' value='$( [Web.HttpUtility]::HtmlAttributeEncode('tinyllama $Prompt') )'></input>" "<input type='submit' value='go'></input>" "</form>" ) ~~~
When your local #AI #ollama #RaspberyPI #PowerShell #WebRepl experiment _mostly_ works...
Code in the alt text.
Using ollama powershell ( github.com/StartAutomat... ) and reptile ( github.com/PowerShellWe...)