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I’ve been experimenting with local AI setups for a while, and honestly, most guides online are either too complicated or miss key steps. I recently set up Open WebUI with Docker and Ollama , and once it clicked, it actually felt pretty straightforward. Here’s a simple breakdown of what worked for me: Used Docker to avoid dependency issues (this saved a lot of time) Connected Open WebUI to Ollama local models Accessed everything through browser (ChatGPT-like interface) Tested basic prompts + API flow Played around with pipelines for structured outputs The biggest confusion I had was around connection between Open WebUI and Ollama, but once the API endpoint was correct, everything just worked. I also documented the full step-by-step setup, errors I faced (like 500 errors), and fixes here if anyone’s interested: 👉 Build your own ChatGPT locally in minutes If anyone else has tried similar local LLM setups, curious what stack you’re using or if there’s a better workflow. submitted by /u/thecoode [link] [留言]