A comprehensive management suite for orchestrating Ollama models across multiple machines with AI-powered hardware recommendations.
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npx clawhub@latest install ollama-manager
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~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
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Ollama Manager provides a centralized control plane for users running Ollama across a distributed fleet of hardware. It solves the common problem of model fragmentation and disk bloat by providing clear visibility into which models are loaded in VRAM, which are sitting idle on disk, and how much storage is being consumed across every node in your network. By integrating with Openclaw Skills, it allows developers to automate the lifecycle of Large Language Models (LLMs) with surgical precision.
The tool goes beyond simple listing by analyzing hardware specifications—including RAM, CPU cores, and GPU memory—to offer AI-powered recommendations for the optimal model mix. Whether you are managing a single Mac Studio or a diverse cluster of Linux and Windows machines, this skill ensures your local AI infrastructure remains lean, performant, and perfectly balanced for your specific hardware constraints.
ollama-herd router as a central hub, typically running at http://localhost:11435.herd-node instances run on each machine in the fleet, reporting heartbeats, loaded models, and disk telemetry back to the router.latency.db) for long-term usage analysis.Install the management toolkit and initialize the router and nodes across your fleet:
# Install the Ollama management toolkit
pip install ollama-herd
# Start the main Ollama router on your primary machine
herd
# Run the node agent on every machine you wish to manage
herd-node
Ollama Manager organizes operational data within the ~/.fleet-manager/ directory. Key data structures include:
| Component | Path / Source | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Latency DB | ~/.fleet-manager/latency.db |
SQLite database tracking model requests, completion tokens, and per-node latency. |
| Logs | ~/.fleet-manager/logs/herd.jsonl |
JSONL formatted logs for system events and heartbeats. |
| Model Metadata | /api/tags |
Aggregated JSON output showing model versions, sizes, and node locations. |
| Hardware Profile | /api/recommendations |
Maps hardware specs (RAM, GPU) to recommended model quantizations. |
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