💻 Technology Jun 14, 2026 · Adam Conway

Most people use Ollama or llama.cpp for local LLMs, but these are the tools I switch to when it gets serious

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Most people use Ollama or llama.cpp for local LLMs, but these are the tools I switch to when it gets serious
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Ollama has become the default answer when someone asks how to run a local LLM, and for good reason. It's easy, it works across platforms, and it hides enough of the ugly parts that you can go from nothing to a working model in minutes. llama.cpp sits underneath a huge amount of the local AI world too, especially if you're using GGUF models, so neither one is going away.

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