Ollama launch command release
Ollama has released the the ollama launch command in version 0.15+, which simplifies the deployment of coding tools by automating the setup and execution of integrations like Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex. This update removes the need for manual environment variables or configuration files to get these tools running with either local or cloud-based models.
Automated Setup for Coding Tools
The ollama launch command provides a one-command setup process that guides users through model selection and integration launch. This eliminates the traditional requirement for manual configuration files or environment variables.
Supported Integrations
Ollama now officially supports the following coding tool integrations via the launch command:
- Claude Code
- OpenCode
- Droid
- Codex
Configuration-Only Mode
Users who wish to configure a tool without immediately executing it can use the --config flag:
ollama launch opencode --config
Model Recommendations and Context Length
To ensure optimal performance for coding tools, Ollama recommends updating the context length in the application settings to at least 64,000 tokens.
Local Model Options
For users running models locally, the following models are recommended:
glm-4.7-flash(Requires approximately 23 GB VRAM for 64,000 tokens context length)qwen3-codergpt-oss:20b
Cloud Model Options
For users with limited local hardware, Ollama provides cloud-hosted models with full context length and generous free tier limits. Recommended cloud models include:
glm-4.7:cloudminimax-m2.1:cloudgpt-oss:120b-cloudqwen3-coder:480b-cloud
Extended Coding Sessions and Cloud Services
Ollama has expanded its cloud service offerings to coincide with this release. The service provides hosted models with full context length and extended 5-hour coding session windows to support longer development workflows. Detailed pricing and limits can be found at ollama.com/pricing.
Sources
- Originalollama launch
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