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-Prerequisites:
-Pre-install Ollama from Ollama.ai and pre-load your desired models.
-Then edit the my-ai.py file to include the models you want to use.
 
-Install these from the command line.
+# How to Use Your Local AI
+1. Pre-install Ollama from Ollama.ai and pre-load your desired models.
+2. Then edit the my-ai.py file to include the models you want to use.
+3. Run the software on your terminal
 
-Dependency Summary
+## Pre-installing Ollama
+Install these from the command line.
+```bash
+# Installing Python and Ollama and other project dependencies:
 sudo apt install python3-pip
 pip install ollama
 pip install textwrap
-pip install time
 
-To match the models here download the models as follows
+# or for Python3
+pip install textwrap3
+```
+
+## Pre-Load Desired Models
+After installing Ollama, to load the match the pre-defeined modesl in the my-ai.py file, download the models as follows:
+```bash
 ollama pull llama3
 ollama pull llava
 ollama pull phi3:medium
 ollama pull codellama
 ollama pull dolphin-llama3
-'''
+```
+
+You can browse [the Ollama library](https://ollama.com/library) for more models.
+
+### Note regarding model sizes
+You will not be able to use a model size larger than your available RAM.
+I.e. if you have 32GB of RAM, but you're using 16GB (50%) of it for other tasks, say a few browser windows with multiple tabs, a couple of apps, and running VS Code, then you can only use a model that is under 16GB.
+
+### Running a large model
+If your model takes up a significant portion of your available RAM, it will operate quite slowly. 
+
+I.e. a 10GB model on a 16GB RAM computer that only has 12GB open will run, but will take a couple minutes to complete each prompt.
+
+Having or setting up a private dedicated server (preferably offline to keep this local) would be ideal.
+
+## Running the program
+```bash
+python3 my-ai.py
+```
+
+And proceed to follow instructions.