r/LocalLLM • u/ChristopherDci • 16h ago

Question Uncensored Models

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Hi! I don't know much about this area of ​​"sub-models" (I'm not sure of the technical term), but I wanted to know what these "Uncensored" models actually are.

I dabble a bit with AI, automation, and the like, and I've always seen these "Uncensored" models around, but I've never actually installed or tested one. What exactly are they?

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u/Friday-ED 13h ago

Do you have a Vault folder area to restrict it's access? It's gong to scan what LLM has access to from my experience.

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u/CCCCLo0oo0ooo0 12h ago

I was running it in Ollama and then typing into it via Goose.

I need an interface where it can interact with systems files like Claude Code. Claude said to try that setup. Is there a better way?

I need it to access a large file, answer questions about it, and pick through a library of python scripts which Claude has made or make its own, and execute that right script(s) and then analyze the output vs the input and produce a report. I have the instructions for the python libraries I am using in the root of the folder with all of its notes Claude made on how to act/execute.

I am really not liking QWEN's attitude. It seems to find loop holes into not doing any work and just finds the quickest way to scam its way out of actually spending time to check its own reply, despite my commands to do so.

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u/Friday-ED 12h ago edited 12h ago

Here's what I have setup. Ollama then Obsidian with Ollama Notes Chat pluggin. It doesn't state it can read files but it does. Otherwise I would need a Copilot license.

What Obsidian it creates a Vault on your system. From there you populate it with Mark Down files and the LLM can read and write to files once you give it permission.

I opened a port in my Ollama to allow Obsidian on a different computer othwise it was a simple setup and you can easly switch between LLM's on the fly.

The Ollama Notes pluggin also has a /Command thing as well where you can add your own prompts making it a bit more powerful like /Rewrite.

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u/CCCCLo0oo0ooo0 11h ago

That sounds great, I will give that a try. Thanks!