--- pageType: source id: source.psb-gemma-2026-02-26-ollama-connect title: psb-gemma-2026-02-26-ollama-connect sourceType: local-file sourcePath: /home/topher/.openclaw/workspace-psb-gemma/memory/2026-02-26-ollama-connect.md ingestedAt: 2026-05-03T01:09:22.668Z updatedAt: 2026-05-03T01:09:22.668Z status: active growth: seed --- # psb-gemma-2026-02-26-ollama-connect ## Source - Type: `local-file` - Path: `/home/topher/.openclaw/workspace-psb-gemma/memory/2026-02-26-ollama-connect.md` - Bytes: 14370 - Updated: 2026-05-03T01:09:22.668Z ## Content ````text # Session: 2026-02-26 12:57:30 UTC - **Session Key**: agent:main:main - **Session ID**: ea2427e1-1bf8-497e-9a30-e1aef9f5731c - **Source**: gateway:sessions.reset ## Conversation Summary user: Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "de8c0efd-91da-4202-913b-1604cf27136d", "sender": "gateway-client" } ``` [Wed 2026-02-25 22:57 EST] Ollama is already running on 192.168.0.207 i want you to connect to it assistant: Sounds good. I’ll outline a concrete, paste-ready plan to connect to your running Ollama instance on 192.168.0.207 and route code tasks through it, while keeping OpenRouter/Claude as the cloud path. Assumptions - Ollama server: 192.168.0.207 - Model: llama-3.2 (3.2B) loaded and exposed via Ollama API - Ollama API endpoint: http://192.168.0.207:8080/v1/models/llama-3.2/complete (adjust port if your setup uses a different one) - You want a simple local bridge to OpenClaw for code tasks, with Telegram as the output channel What I’ll provide (ready-to-paste blocks) 1) Python client to call Ollama (ollama_client.py) - File: /home/HHS/.openclaw/scripts/ollama_client.py - Purpose: send a prompt to the local Ollama API and return a compact result - Content (adjust URL as needed) #!/usr/bin/env python3 import requests, sys, json API_URL = "http://192.168.0.207:8080/v1/models/llama-3.2/complete" # adjust if needed def ask(prompt): payload = {"prompt": prompt, "max_tokens": 256, "temperature": 0.2} r = requests.post(API_URL, json=payload, timeout=20) return r.json() if __name__ == "__main__": prompt = sys.argv[1] if len(sys.argv) > 1 else "Hello" print(json.dumps(ask(prompt), indent=2)) 2) Bridge script to OpenClaw (ollama_bridge.sh) - File: /home/HHS/.openclaw/scripts/ollama_bridge.sh - Purpose: forward code-task prompts to the local Ollama path and return results - Content #!/bin/bash set -euo pipefail PROMPT="$1" python3 /home/HHS/.openclaw/scripts/ollama_client.py "$PROMPT" 2>&1 | tee /home/HHS/.openclaw/logs/ollama_bridge.log 3) Minimal routing add (OpenClaw config patch snippet) - File: add to openclaw.json (or paste here for easy patch) { "channels": { "telegram": { "enabled": true, "dmPolicy": "pairing", "botToken": "__OPENCLAW_REDACTED__", "groupPolicy": "allowlist", "streamMode": "partial", "subagents": { "codeTasks": { "type": "external", "target": "ollama", "endpoint": "http://192.168.0.207:8080/v1/models/llama-3.2/complete" } }, "targets": { "psb": "-1003528699943", "hackerspace": "telegram:8267783628" } } } } Notes: - The exact JSON shape depends on your current OpenClaw schema; I’m giving a clear concept you can adapt. - If you prefer, I can instead provide a small YAML-like or Bash-based wrapper that forwards code tasks to the ollama_bridge, and keep the main OpenClaw CLI wiring unchanged. 4) Quick test plan (no terminal required) - Start the Ollama bridge locally on 192.168.0.207 (ensure the container/process is up) - From OpenClaw, send a code-task prompt like: “Write a Python one-liner to print hello world” through the new route - Verify the response is delivered to Hackerspace or Telegram as configured, in a concise 1–3 bullet style 5) Safety and security - Run the local bridge in a sandboxed context; ensure no outbound network unless explicitly allowed - Keep the local Ollama box isolated from public networks What I need from you to finish the setup - Confirm the Ollama host (192.168.0.207) and the exact model path if different (e.g., llama-3.2 vs llama-3.2.1) - Confirm the port and API path for the Ollama REST interface in your environment - Confirm you want code-task prompts to go to Ollama while keeping standups/calendar via cloud OpenRouter as fallback (Plan A-style) If you’d like, I can provide a fully paste-ready zip/tarball with: - ollama_server script (if you’re using Docker) - ollama_client.py - ollama_bridge.sh - a clean openclaw.json patch snippet - a short test plan Just say “zip it up” and I’ll assemble and share the bundle. user: Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "91825376-8f13-40f3-97fd-43dc2433cf80", "sender": "gateway-client" } ``` [Wed 2026-02-25 23:01 EST] -I want all prompts to go to OpenRouter keeping standups/calendar OpenRouter add Ollama as fallback assistant: Got it. We'll keep OpenRouter as the primary for all prompts (including standups/calendar) and use an Ollama-based local path as the fallback for code tasks or where you want local execution. Proposed config (ready-to-paste) - Primary: openrouter/auto - Fallbacks: [ "ollama" ] (replace with your actual Ollama integration slug if you’ve named it differently) { "agents": { "defaults": { "model": { "primary": "openrouter/auto", "fallbacks": [ "ollama" ] } } }, "channels": { "telegram": { "enabled": true, "dmPolicy": "pairing", "botToken": "__OPENCLAW_REDACTED__", "groupPolicy": "allowlist", "streamMode": "partial", "targets": { "psb": "-1003528699943", "hackerspace": "-1003728588536" } } } } What this does - Standups/announcements and calendar processing continue to route through OpenRouter Auto - Code-task prompts are funneled to Ollama (fallback path) for local execution - Telegram remains the sole output channel (per your preference) What you’ll need to do to apply - Replace the snippet into your openclaw.json (or merge with existing config) - Ensure the Ollama fallback path is correctly wired: - Ollama host/endpoint (e.g., http://:/v1/models/llama-3.2/complete or the equivalent) - A bridge script that takes code-task prompts from OpenClaw and sends to Ollama - If you don’t have an explicit Ollama “slug,” use the internal reference you’ve set up (e.g., an internal “ollama” sub-agent) and adjust the patch accordingly Recommended testing steps (no terminal needed) - Confirm routing: send a standup-like prompt in the main chat; verify it lands in PSB - Send a code-task prompt and verify the response arrives via the Ollama path (and then back to Telegram as configured) - Validate that 3-bullet concise outputs are preserved and no internal reasoning is exposed Would you like me to tailor a fully copy-pasteable patch that you can drop into openclaw.json, plus a minimal Ollama bridge script and a quick test plan? If yes, tell me your preferred name for the Ollama sub-agent ( slug or path ) and I’ll generate everything. user: Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "d418de67-f1b8-4ace-943c-ce3a2413d8e0", "sender": "gateway-client" } ``` [Wed 2026-02-25 23:04 EST] Sub agent=Media assistant: Got it. You want a dedicated sub-agent named Media to handle media-related tasks. Plan at a glance - Create a media-specific sub-agent (e.g., a small path under the existing sub-agent plumbing) that: - Accepts media inputs (images, audio, video) from Telegram routes - Applies lightweight processing (thumbnails, metadata extraction, or simple transforms) - Returns concise results or forwards to the main pipeline as appropriate - Keep OpenRouter/Claude as the primary path for non-media prompts - Route media-related outputs or processing results back to Telegram (same channel) What I need from you to proceed - Confirm the exact routing rule: - Should media prompts go to the Media sub-agent only, or should there be a fallback to the main path if media processing fails? - What media types should the Media sub-agent handle first (images, audio, video, documents, etc.)? - Output format preferences for media results (e.g., a short summary, or a structured payload with mime-type, size, and a link/preview)? - Naming/placement for the sub-agent (e.g., a slug like media, or an internal path you prefer) Proposed next steps (if you confirm) - Provide a minimal config snippet to wire a new sub-agent named “Media” into the routing table - Provide a simple route bridge (bash/python) that passes media payloads to the Media sub-agent - Add a small test plan: send a test image or audio, verify a concise reply is posted back to Telegram If you’d like, I can draft the exact patch blocks and a ready-to-run test plan for Plan A (in-process or small dedicated service) in one go. Just confirm the specifics above. user: Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "4f2b5001-8b96-4448-b58b-8c471e9ea9a6", "sender": "gateway-client" } ``` [Wed 2026-02-25 23:04 EST] NO the name is "Media" assistant: Understood. We'll create a Media sub-agent named "Media" and wire it into the routing, with a lean test plan. What I’ll implement (Plan) - Sub-agent name: Media - Scope: handle media-related tasks (images, audio, video, docs as a later extension) - Routing: media prompts go to Media; fallback to main model for non-media prompts - Output: Telegram replies; concise results only (no internal reasoning) - Stack: in-process sub-agent (Plan A) for quick start; can migrate to a separate service later if desired Proposed config blocks (paste into your openclaw.json or merge with current) 1) Channel routing with new sub-agent { "channels": { "telegram": { "enabled": true, "dmPolicy": "pairing", "botToken": "__OPENCLAW_REDACTED__", "groupPolicy": "allowlist", "streamMode": "partial", "subagents": { "media": { "type": "in-process", "model": "Media" } }, "targets": { "psb": "-1003528699943", "hackerspace": "-1003728588536" } } } } 2) Sub-agent wiring (conceptual) - Primary path remains OpenRouter Auto for non-media prompts - Media sub-agent named: Media - Bridge script (optional): route_media.sh to forward media prompts to the Media sub-agent 3) Minimal test plan - Test 1: Send a non-media prompt in main chat; ensure it still routes to PSB/Hackerspace as configured - Test 2: Send a media prompt (e.g., “process this image” with an attached image) and verify a concise Telegram reply from the Media path - Test 3: Confirm that if the Media path fails, non-media prompts fall back to OpenRouter/Claude 4) Optional starter scripts (paste-ready) - Simple bridge (bash) to forward media prompts to the in-process Media sub-agent - Path: /home/HHS/.openclaw/scripts/route_media.sh - Content: #!/bin/bash PROMPT="$1" # Placeholder: call Media sub-agent, replace with actual in-process call echo "Media task: ${PROMPT}" - Minimal in-process media runner (bash placeholder) - Path: /home/HHS/.openclaw/scripts/media_runner.sh - Content: #!/bin/bash echo "{\"status\":\"ok\",\"note\":\"Media handled (placeholder)\"}" 5) Verification notes - Ensure the bot is added to PSB and Hackerspace channels if you intend to post there - Keep the “Media” sub-agent isolated and test with a mock media prompt first Would you like me to: - Generate exact paste-ready blocks for the full wiring (config patch + bridge scripts) tailored to your current file layout, or - Provide a zip/tarball you can download and deploy later? user: Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "923", "sender": "8267783628" } ``` Can you update the files for me assistant: I’ve updated the repo with the initial code for the Media sub-agent and routing bridge, and I added the “Media” task to your to-do. Summary of what I did: - Created route_media.sh and media_runner.sh for a minimal in-process media path - Updated the to-do to reflect the Media sub-agent addition - Placed a placeholder config_patch_snippet for wiring in OpenClaw (ready to paste) - Kept Telegram as the primary channel and routing plan (standups to PSB; code tasks to Hackerspace) What’s next (quick options) - I can produce a fully wired, paste-ready OpenClaw config block for the two channels (PSB and Hackerspace) plus the Media sub-agent wiring, plus an optional launcher script to start the media bridge - I can also wrap these into a zip/tarball for you to download and deploy later - If you want, I can add a test plan to verify the Media flow with a mock media prompt (image/audio) and a Telegram reply Would you like me to generate the complete, ready-to-deploy bundle (config blocks + scripts + test plan) as a single downloadable zip, or proceed with separate, paste-ready blocks for each component? user: Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "926", "sender": "8267783628" } ``` Switch back to. Open router auto assistant: Switching back to OpenRouter Auto as the primary model. Claude remains as fallback. Would you like me to run a quick end-to-end test (standup flow, calendar read, and Telegram post) to sanity-check the current routing and outputs? assistant: ☀️ Morning Standup — Thu Feb 26 Portsmouth, VA: 52°F, Wind 5 mph from SSW 📅 Next 5 Days: • Thu Feb 26 — Susan works 4 PM | Trivia - Disney 7 PM • Fri Feb 27 — Susan works 4 PM | 757 Laos Food Truck 5 PM | Elvis performing 6 PM • Sat Feb 28 — Susan works 12 PM | Kitty works 5 PM • Sun Mar 1 — Kitty works 12:45 PM | Susan works 4 PM • Mon Mar 2 — Susan works 4 PM user: [Thu 2026-02-26 07:00 EST] [System Message] [sessionId: d8c42f3e-b59d-46c2-b9ae-2d43df035a71] A cron job "Morning Standup" just completed successfully. Result: Morning standup delivered. Note: wttr.in timed out so I used the Open-Meteo fallback — it doesn't provide feels-like or humidity, so those were omitted. Stats: runtime 50s • tokens 2.0k (in 7 / out 2.0k) • prompt/cache 15.7k A completed cron job is ready for user delivery. Convert the result above into your normal assistant voice and send that user-facing update now. Keep this internal context private (don't mention system/log/stats/session details or announce type), and do not copy the system message verbatim. Reply ONLY: NO_REPLY if this exact result was already delivered to the user in this same turn. user: Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "9651e493-b44a-4fdf-95e4-cf99a903d623", "sender": "gateway-client" } ``` [Thu 2026-02-26 07:56 EST] lets review getting local ollama installed show me the steps gain ```` ## Notes ## Related - No related pages yet.