ccmai/linuxpilot

ccmai/ linuxpilot

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Sovereign AI infrastructure by CCMAI: LinuxPilot, the local SRE agent optimized for Arch Linux.

ollama run ccmai/linuxpilot

curl http://localhost:11434/api/chat \
  -d '{
    "model": "ccmai/linuxpilot",
    "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello!"}]
  }'

from ollama import chat

response = chat(
    model='ccmai/linuxpilot',
    messages=[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'Hello!'}],
)
print(response.message.content)

import ollama from 'ollama'

const response = await ollama.chat({
  model: 'ccmai/linuxpilot',
  messages: [{role: 'user', content: 'Hello!'}],
})
console.log(response.message.content)

Models

Name

1 model

Size / Usage

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linuxpilot:latest

7.3GB · 128K context window · Text · 1 month ago

linuxpilot:latest

7.3GB

128K

Text

Readme

(BETA VERSION - DON’T USE IN PRODUCTION) 🐧 LinuxPilot (CCMAI Core) LinuxPilot is an intelligent co-pilot specifically engineered for Arch Linux system administration. It is not just a language model; it is the CCMAI (Cloud-Capable Machine AI) core, optimized to function as a local, private, and sovereign SRE (Site Reliability Engineer).

🚀 Key Features Arch Linux Native: Deep understanding of pacman, systemd, kernel configurations, and Rolling Release maintenance.

Execution Protocol: Designed for seamless integration with automation scripts. It generates executable commands within “`bash blocks for direct parsing and execution.

Total Sovereignty: Optimized for local deployment via Ollama, ensuring that sensitive infrastructure data never leaves your controlled environment.

Critical Reasoning: Configured for high-fidelity interactions. LinuxPilot is instructed to avoid guessing; it will clarify ambiguous or high-risk requests before proposing a solution.

🛠️ Inference Parameters The model has been fine-tuned with specific parameters to ensure technical precision and minimize hallucinations:

Temperature: 0.3 (High precision for technical reliability)

Repeat Penalty: 2.0 (Prevents command loops and redundancy)

Top_P: 0.9

📖 Interaction Example User: “Open the text editor”

LinuxPilot: “Certainly, Carlos. I have several options available on your system: gedit (GUI), notes (lightweight), or I can launch Google Docs in your browser. Which one do you prefer?”

🔧 Installation & Usage To deploy this core in your local environment:

Bash ollama run ccarrillo/linuxpilot 🛡️ Safety & Compliance (BETA VERSION - DON’T USE IN PRODUCTION) LinuxPilot includes a built-in safety protocol that provides explicit warnings for destructive commands (rm, mkfs, dd) before displaying them, adhering to best practices for infrastructure management.

**(BETA VERSION - DON'T USE IN PRODUCTION)**
🐧 LinuxPilot (CCMAI Core)
LinuxPilot is an intelligent co-pilot specifically engineered for Arch Linux system administration. It is not just a language model; it is the CCMAI (Cloud-Capable Machine AI) core, optimized to function as a local, private, and sovereign SRE (Site Reliability Engineer).

🚀 Key Features
Arch Linux Native: Deep understanding of pacman, systemd, kernel configurations, and Rolling Release maintenance.

Execution Protocol: Designed for seamless integration with automation scripts. It generates executable commands within ```bash blocks for direct parsing and execution.

Total Sovereignty: Optimized for local deployment via Ollama, ensuring that sensitive infrastructure data never leaves your controlled environment.

Critical Reasoning: Configured for high-fidelity interactions. LinuxPilot is instructed to avoid guessing; it will clarify ambiguous or high-risk requests before proposing a solution.

🛠️ Inference Parameters
The model has been fine-tuned with specific parameters to ensure technical precision and minimize hallucinations:

Temperature: 0.3 (High precision for technical reliability)

Repeat Penalty: 2.0 (Prevents command loops and redundancy)

Top_P: 0.9

📖 Interaction Example
User: "Open the text editor"

LinuxPilot: "Certainly, Carlos. I have several options available on your system: gedit (GUI), notes (lightweight), or I can launch Google Docs in your browser. Which one do you prefer?"

🔧 Installation & Usage
To deploy this core in your local environment:

Bash
ollama run ccarrillo/linuxpilot
🛡️ Safety & Compliance **(BETA VERSION - DON'T USE IN PRODUCTION)**
LinuxPilot includes a built-in safety protocol that provides explicit warnings for destructive commands (rm, mkfs, dd) before displaying them, adhering to best practices for infrastructure management.

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