Ollama profiles (ollama-gpu, ollama-cpu) are only for Linux standalone
deployment. Mac devs never use them. Separate file keeps the main
compose clean and provides a natural home for future standalone services
(MinIO, etc.).
Linux: docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.standalone.yml --profile ollama-gpu up -d
Mac: docker compose up -d (native Ollama, no standalone file needed)
- Add setup script (scripts/setup-local-llm.sh) for one-command Ollama setup
Mac: native Metal GPU, Linux: containerized via docker-compose profiles
- Add ollama-gpu and ollama-cpu docker-compose profiles for Linux
- Add extra_hosts to server/hatchet-worker-llm for host.docker.internal
- Pass response_format JSON schema in StructuredOutputWorkflow.extract()
enabling grammar-based constrained decoding on Ollama/llama.cpp/vLLM/OpenAI
- Update .env.example with Ollama as default LLM option
- Add Ollama PRD and local dev setup docs
* docker-compose for production frontend
* fix: Remove external Redis port mapping for Coolify compatibility
Redis should only be accessible within the internal Docker network in Coolify deployments to avoid port conflicts with other applications.
* fix: Remove external port mapping for web service in Coolify
Coolify handles port exposure through its proxy (Traefik), so services should not expose ports directly in the docker-compose file.
* server side client envs
* missing vars
* nextjs experimental
* fix claude 'fix'
* remove build env vars compose
* docker
* remove ports for coolify
* review
* cleanup
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Co-authored-by: Igor Loskutov <igor.loskutoff@gmail.com>
