using local ollama models returns a json structure instead of executing them

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Describe the bug

Today I installed openinterpreter and want to use it locally.

But when I'm using a local ollama model, I get some json structure as an output:

Loading qwen2.5-coder:32b...

Model loaded.

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list all files in my Images directory

{"name": "execute", "arguments":{"language": "shell", "code": "dir %USERPROFILE%\Pictures"}}

browse to cnn.com

  {"name": "execute", "arguments":{"language": "python", "code":
  "computer.browser.setup(headless=False)\ncomputer.browser.go_to_url('https://www.cnn.com')"}}

But when i use an openai model, I get this output, as expected:

list all files in my Images directory

ls ~/Images

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browse to cnn.com

  computer.browser.go_to_url('https://www.cnn.com')


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Reproduce

interpreter

list all files in my Images directory

{"name": "execute", "arguments":{"language": "shell", "code": "dir %USERPROFILE%\Pictures"}}

browse to cnn.com

  {"name": "execute", "arguments":{"language": "python", "code":
  "computer.browser.setup(headless=False)\ncomputer.browser.go_to_url('https://www.cnn.com')"}}

Expected behavior

  computer.browser.go_to_url('https://www.cnn.com')


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Screenshots

I would expect

instead of

{"name": "execute", "arguments":{"language": "python", "code": "computer.browser.setup(headless=False)\ncomputer.browser.go_to_url('https://www.cnn.com')"}}

Open Interpreter version

Version: 0.4.3

Python version

Python 3.11.11

Operating System name and version

W11

Additional context

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