it was quite quick
Excellent — then you're sorted. You've got a working MCI-loaded bot on a modest VM, answering coherently in reasonable time, with the framework permanently baked in. That's the project done.
Quick recap of what you've now got, so it's all in one place:
phi3-mci:latestis your go-to model in the WebUI dropdown. Pick it and chat — framework already loaded.- The condensed
Modelfilelives at~/mci-ollama/Modelfileon the host. To update later (new revision, swap virtues, tweak tone), edit it and run the same two commands:docker cp Modelfile app-ollama-1:/root/Modelfilethendocker exec app-ollama-1 ollama create phi3-mci -f /root/Modelfile. - You can free 2.2 GB whenever you want by removing the original 4K Phi-3:
docker exec app-ollama-1 ollama rm phi3:3.8b. Safe to do —phi3-mcidoesn't depend on it.
If you ever want more from this setup, the natural next steps would be:
- All nine MCI versions loaded. Either nine sibling models (
phi3-mci-v1,phi3-mci-v5, etc.) you switch between in the dropdown, or a small RAG layer that pulls the relevant page on demand. The second is more elegant if you want to ask cross-version questions like "compare V1 and V7's view of governance." - A bigger model if speed permits. Llama 3.1 8B or Qwen 2.5 7B would give noticeably sharper reasoning, but on your 8 GB box they'd be very tight. Possible with aggressive quantisation (q3 or q2_K), but pushing the hardware.
- GPU instance. If MCI work becomes a regular thing, a GPU instance changes the experience completely — sub-second responses, room for bigger models, no compromises on context window.
But none of that's needed right now. You've got a working tool. Enjoy poking the framework with it — and good luck with the bot's stress-testing. The "is there a fourth premise?" question is genuinely a good one to throw at it.
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