Harbor's Run LLMs skill documents how to install, configure, and operate a full local LLM stack. It covers bringing up default services, pulling models from Ollama and HuggingFace, managing backends (Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM), enabling web search (SearXNG), and adding code-execution via Open Terminal. The skill includes practical troubleshooting playbooks for GPU issues, model OOMs, service restarts, and network/tunnel exposure.
Use this skill when you want a reproducible, containerized local AI environment for experimentation or small-scale production: spinning up an LLM UI, switching backends, pulling models, diagnosing GPU and startup failures, or enabling web-augmented chat and code execution. It is intended for devs running on local machines, homelabs, or servers.
harbor) referenced throughout.Agents and CLIs that run terminal commands or manage containers will find this useful (GitHub CLI, shell-based agents, automation runners, and agent tooling that can execute Docker/CLI operations).
Comprehensive guide skill for setting up and running local LLMs using Harbor (a containerized LLM toolkit). Covers Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM, Open WebUI, SearXNG, and Open Terminal with detailed decision trees, CLI references, configuration, and troubleshooting. No bundled scripts — purely instructional. The only security concern is the curl-pipe-bash install method.
Very well-written reference skill. Decision trees are excellent for autonomous agent use. The curl | bash install is standard for CLI tools but a security deduction applies. No scripts to test. SKILL.md is very long (~800 lines) which could benefit from splitting into references/ but remains well-organized with clear sections.