Early build · Made in Rust

Bring Ollama into your Discord server.

OllamaCord is a lightweight Discord bot that connects to local or cloud Ollama models, remembers recent conversations, and replies exactly where you need it.

Free and open source · Windows and Linux

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Thinking with your Ollama model…

Made for useful conversations

Simple in Discord. Flexible underneath.

Talk to your model naturally while OllamaCord handles Discord, context, and provider setup.

01

Mentions, DMs and /ask

Mention the bot in a server, send it a direct message, or use the slash command. Unrelated server messages stay ignored.

02

Local or cloud Ollama

Choose a local model running on your own computer or connect to Ollama Cloud during the guided first-time setup.

03

Channel-aware memory

Recent context is kept separately per channel and stored only in memory, with sensible limits so it cannot grow forever.

04

Short, focused replies

Replies target a useful 150–250 words when explanation helps, while genuinely simple questions stay short.

How it works

Set it up once, then just chat.

On first launch, OllamaCord guides you through the essentials and keeps sensitive input hidden in supported terminals.

  1. 1

    Choose your provider

    Use Ollama Cloud or models installed on your local Ollama server.

  2. 2

    Connect Discord

    Add your bot token, invite the bot, and enable Message Content Intent.

  3. 3

    Start asking

    Mention it, open a DM, or use /ask from Discord.

Clear by design

Your local mode stays local.

Local requests are restricted to 127.0.0.1 and never fall back to the cloud endpoint. Credentials are not printed or logged, and your completed .env should always stay private.