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Natter

A wee experimental terminal-based chat client, built to mess around with the Python Ollama library.

Natter in action

Motivation

There are lots of good and very comprehensive terminal-based LLM clients out there. Pretty much all of them are feature-rich and very busy, and most concentrate on privacy-problematic backend engines.

I wanted to toy with something that was simple, direct, to the point, and locally-based.

Also, this is a tinker toy so I can experiment with the library I've built this around, and also experiment with how I can make use of a locally-hosted LLM.

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