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Expand Up @@ -95,6 +95,17 @@ Here's the steps to set up the project locally:
7. Fill in the models name and check the "active" checkbox in red boxes in the image bellow and click "Save" (pay attention to the LLM and Embeddings model name placement):
![local_models_admin_fields](docs/assets/local_models_admin_fields.png)

### Using DeepSeek R1 with nomic:

1. `make up`
2. `make createuser`
3. `make ollama model=nomic-embed-text:latest`
4. `make ollama model=deepseek-r1`
5. Go to [http://localhost:8000/admin](http://localhost:8000/admin) in internet browser and login (admin/admin)
6. Select "Models" option in the menu on the left
7. Fill in the models name and check the "active" checkbox in red boxes in the image below and click "Save" (pay attention to the LLM and Embeddings model name placement):
![local_models_admin_fields](docs/assets/local_models_admin_fields.png)

## Prompt Examples

There are some prompt examples in [here](docs/prompt_examples.md). These are sorted by complexity and are a way for us to measure the quality of the LLM's response.
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