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  • I wonder if there are similar projects like this but built on top of something like the cline sdk, opencode or acp?
    by nsonha
  • I’ve created a native, cross-platform ollama client in Qt C++ called Vox (https://get-vox.com). For those interested, you can join the waitlist.
    by rubymamis
  • I've always thought it was incredibly rude to call this project something as incredibly generic as "Open WebUI". For one it's impossible to find documentation because it's so generic as tl be utterly meaningless, and also you're intentionally confusing any and all open web UI projects past and future.

    Not to mention it's just janky and hard to work with. And of course every bit of the official documentation is LLM slop. The only way I've been able to navigate is to use another LLM to tell me what these settings are for. Said LLM, having ingested the LLM slop documentation, also produces garbage that's barely correct.

    It's a bad project.

    by estimator7292
  • Isn’t openwebui also oss?
    by kosolam
  • I hoped that someone would fork OpenWebUI before the license change an maintain a OSS Version. Like Valkey¹ is the OSS Fork of Redis and OpenSearch² is the OSS Fork of ElasticSearch.

    [1]: https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey

    [2]: https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch

    by randomtoast
  • It would be good to share other OSS alternatives here, some alternatives I've seen mentioned in Reddit threads:

       - jan.ai
   - librechat.ai
   - AnythingLLM
    by mythz
  • How does this compare to the already established open source solutions such as Chatbox (https://github.com/chatboxai/chatbox), or Lobechat (https://github.com/lobehub/lobe-chat)?

    Been using both, like Chatbox for how snappy it is, but is local only, vs Lobechat which allows you to setup centralized host to have shared host across clients but feels a bit clunkier.

    by asnyder

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