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Based on the environment context: - **Hostname:** `vps-2c5ca245` - **Working directory:** `/home/ubuntu` - **Platform:** Linux 6.14.0-37-generic - **User:** `ubuntu` - **VPS IP:** 144.217.12.244 You're on your Ubuntu VPS (the one running Shoonya, Flattrade, and Kotak Neo OpenAlgo instances, plus the Claude bots). The previous session ended at 00:16 on 2026-06-02, and we've just resumed. What would you like to do?

Running from `/home/ubuntu` (your home directory on the VPS).

The full path is `/home/ubuntu` — that's the deepest level for your home directory. There's no further subdirectory beneath it without changing into one. To go further, pick a project, e.g.: - `/home/ubuntu/Claude_bot/` (SMMA bot) - `/home/ubuntu/Claude_bot_bespoke/` (bespoke bot) - `/var/python/openalgo-flask/shoonya-openalgo.theworkpc.com-shoonya/` (Shoonya instance) - `/var/python/openalgo-flask/flattrade-openalgo.theworkpc.com-flattrade/` (Flattrade instance) - `/var/python/openalgo-flask/kotak-openalgo.theworkpc.com-kotak/` (Kotak Neo instance) Where would you like to go?

Let me search for any Ollama-related setup on the VPS.

Yes — Ollama is installed and running, plus there's a custom **ollama-acp** agent script you wrote. ## Ollama - **Binary:** `/usr/local/bin/ollama` - **Service:** `ollama.service` (active/running, PID 1522797, started May 15) - **Data/config:** `/home/ubuntu/.ollama/` - **Active model process:** `ollama launch claude --model minimax-m3:cloud` (PID 1704150) — that's me being served via Ollama's cloud connector ## Your Ollama Agent - **`/home/ubuntu/ollama-acp`** — main agent script (21KB, last modified May 27) - **`/home/ubuntu/ollama-acp-debug`** — debug variant (2.4KB, May 15) - **`/home/ubuntu/agy-acp`** — related agent script (11.5KB, May 27) - **`/home/ubuntu/aionui-config-decoded.json`** — AionUI config (also references ACP-style agents) So you have a working Ollama install plus custom agent scaffolding (`ollama-acp`, `agy-acp`) at the top level of your home dir. Want me to read the `ollama-acp` script to see what it does, or check the `.ollama` directory for downloaded models?

Interesting — the `/home/ubuntu/.ollama/` directory is unusually minimal, and there's **no "claude" model installed**. The `ollama list` shows only: | NAME | ID | SIZE | MODIFIED | |---|---|---|---| | `qwen:latest` | d53d04290064 | 2.3 GB | 3 hours ago | | `kimi-k2.6:cloud` | a90cd0d1590c | — | 5 days ago | | `glm-5.1:cloud` | 59472abf9d0a | — | 2 weeks ago | ## What's in `.ollama/` - `backup/` (empty dir) - `config.json` (241 bytes, owned root-readable) - `history` (467 bytes) ## "Claude" search - **No files/folders named "claude"** in `.ollama` - The `minimax-m3:cloud` model you saw running earlier (PID 1704150) **isn't actually a Claude model** — that's the Ollama cloud model `minimax-m3` branded as Claude in your launch command (`ollama launch claude --model minimax-m3:cloud`). Ollama supports a "launch as agent persona" pattern where the model name `minimax-m3` is served under the persona label "claude" via the Ollama ACP/agent runtime. ## So - Ollama's own `~/.ollama` config dir is nearly empty (no `models/`, no manifests). - The actual model data lives under Ollama's system location (likely `/usr/share/ollama` or `/var/lib/ollama`) — not in your home dir. - "Claude" is a launch persona, not a stored model. Want me to read the `config.json` and `history` to see what Ollama knows about this Claude launch?

Now I have the full picture. Here's the truth about your setup: ## `~/.ollama/config.json` — the "Claude" mapping ```json { "integrations": { "claude": { "models": ["minimax-m3:cloud"] }, "copilot": { "models": ["kimi-k2.6:cloud"] } }, "last_model": "glm-5.1:cloud", "last_selection": "claude" } ``` Ollama has an **integrations** feature where a brand/persona (like "claude") is mapped to a specific model. Your `claude` persona = `minimax-m3:cloud`. The system **does not** identify the model as Claude; the architecture field is literally `minax-m3` and parameters = 0 (cloud-served, unknown). It's rebranding. ## `~/.ollama/history` — what you were actually doing Your prior session was about **integrating Ollama Cloud with AionUI as an agent** — not a model. You were trying to use Ollama Cloud models through AionUI's agent framework, and kept getting confused by: - The CLI switching models (`/model`, `/load kimi2.6`, etc.) - Wanting to use Ollama Cloud subscription instead of local LLMs - A mistaken belief that Ollama supports a `/load` command for cloud models ## The model real identity - **`minimax-m3:cloud`** — 524K context window, supports `tools`, `thinking`, `vision`, `completion`. Ollama is hiding the real model ID. - That's the model I'm actually running on (per the system prompt: "powered by the model minimax-m3:cloud"). It's *not* Anthropic's Claude — it's a rebranded/custom model with the "claude" integration label in your config. ## Backup folder Has 5 previous `config.json` snapshots (May 27 – Jun 1) — your integration tinkering history. ## So — three takeaways 1. **I am not Claude.** I'm a model Ollama labels as `minimax-m3:cloud` with a `claude` persona wrapper. 2. **Your real goal** (from history) was AionUI ↔ Ollama Cloud agent integration. 3. **The `/load` command doesn't work for cloud models** in Ollama CLI — you pick a model at launch, not via `/load`. Want me to help you get the AionUI ↔ Ollama Cloud agent integration working, or is there something else you wanted to do with the Claude label?

The MCP config for the "claude" agent persona lives in Ollama's integrations config, but **Ollama doesn't currently have a native MCP config field** like Claude Desktop does. So the answer depends on which Claude-branded surface you're using. Let me check what config files exist for the persona:

Now I have the full picture. Here's the answer: ## MCP for "agent persona claude" — where it goes There are **3 separate MCP config locations** on this VPS, and which one applies to "claude" depends on which surface you're invoking: | Surface | MCP Config File | Format | |---|---|---| | **Ollama `claude` persona** (CLI/`ollama launch claude`) | `/home/ubuntu/.ollama/config.json` | ❌ **No MCP support yet** — Ollama's `integrations` schema only has `models`, not MCP servers | | **AionUI** | `/home/ubuntu/.config/AionUi/` (see decoded `aionui-config-decoded.json`) | ✅ Already has `mcp.config` array with `chrome-devtools-mcp` + `aionui-image-generation` | | **Hermes** | `/home/ubuntu/.hermes/config.yaml` | ✅ Uses `toolsets:` with `mcp_servers` block | ## The honest answer **Ollama's `claude` persona doesn't have a native MCP config field.** Your `~/.ollama/config.json` has: ```json "integrations": { "claude": { "models": ["minimax-m3:cloud"] } } ``` …and that's it. No `mcp_servers`, no tool manifest. If you run `ollama launch claude` and try to call MCP tools, there's no place for the MCP server list to go. ## What to do — pick one 1. **Use AionUI for the agent** — its config already has MCP wired up (`chrome-devtools-mcp@latest` via npx, plus the image-gen server). Point AionUI at the Ollama Cloud `claude` model and it inherits AionUI's MCP servers. 2. **Use Hermes** — its `config.yaml` has a `toolsets` block. Add an MCP server there, then point Hermes at the same ollama-cloud `claude` model (you already have `model.default: glm-5.1` — switch to `minimax-m3` and a `claude` personality). 3. **Extend Ollama's config** — Ollama's integrations schema is open-source; you'd have to fork the Ollama server to add an `mcp_servers` field under `integrations.claude`. Not realistic unless you want to patch Ollama. ## For your previous session's goal (AionUI ↔ Ollama Cloud as agent) AionUI is the right home. The MCP servers are already declared in its config — you just need to bind AionUI to the Ollama Cloud `claude` persona as the model. Want me to: - (a) Show you the full AionUI MCP config block so you can see how to add a Shoonya MCP server there, or - (b) Show you how to add MCP servers to Hermes's `config.yaml` and bind it to the `claude` model?