Show model capabilities next to the model name#51
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Description of the Change
On our settings screen, we output a list of all available models which is mostly just there to make it clear that you are properly connected and you do have models installed (you can't actually choose any specific model, this is just for display purposes).
As noted in #48, showing the capabilities of each model is helpful as it's not always clear just based on the name. This PR takes the capabilities that we determine based on the model information Ollama provides and we use that to add "pills" next to each model name that specify what that model can do (text generation, image generation, vision, etc).
Closes #48
How to test the Change
npmi i && npm run buildSettings > Ollamaand ensure you see the installed models showing with their capabilitiesChangelog Entry
Credits
Props @jeffpaul, @dkotter
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