feat: add first-class local Ollama review - #27
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Teams can run code review with local inference instead of sending repository content to a hosted model provider. The recipe keeps model choice, file limits, concurrency, failure behavior, and network boundaries explicit.
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npm run check— 21 tests passednpm pack --dry-run— 43 filesgit diff --check/api/chatcalls without credentials or external source codeThe real smoke test also showed that qwen3:4b is slow for the complete seven-lens sequential review. The documented qwen2.5-coder:7b recipe remains the recommended practical baseline; this is a model-performance constraint, not an adapter failure.
This PR does not include an upstream Ollama contribution, release, tag, or package publication.