this is awesome, congrats on an amazingly useful release!
for those that haven't used ollama, being able to specify how a model behaves via a "modelfile" is pretty darned awesome. I have a chef, a bartender, and a programmer that I use, personally.
they are just prompted differently - you can choose the model and a prompt, and ollama presents it as its own "model", so instead of `llama2:7b`, it gets presented as `bartender:latest`.
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this is awesome, congrats on an amazingly useful release!
for those that haven't used ollama, being able to specify how a model behaves via a "modelfile" is pretty darned awesome. I have a chef, a bartender, and a programmer that I use, personally.
Do you run these separately or as a mixture of experts? Are they fine-tuned for these behaviours or just prompted to behave a certain way?
they are just prompted differently - you can choose the model and a prompt, and ollama presents it as its own "model", so instead of `llama2:7b`, it gets presented as `bartender:latest`.
makes it very convenient.