Summary
If Ollama is detected on the host, onboarding may automatically select it as the inference provider without clear confirmation from the user.
Problem
Automatic provider selection is surprising and can push users into an unintended configuration, especially while local-model support is incomplete or out of scope.
Expected behavior
Detection can suggest an available provider, but the user should explicitly confirm that choice before NemoClaw configures it.
Acceptance criteria
- Onboarding shows detected providers as suggestions, not as silent defaults.
- Users must explicitly confirm the provider choice before configuration is applied.
- The final onboarding summary clearly states which provider was selected and why.
- Telemetry or logs indicate whether the provider was user-selected or auto-detected.
Summary
If Ollama is detected on the host, onboarding may automatically select it as the inference provider without clear confirmation from the user.
Problem
Automatic provider selection is surprising and can push users into an unintended configuration, especially while local-model support is incomplete or out of scope.
Expected behavior
Detection can suggest an available provider, but the user should explicitly confirm that choice before NemoClaw configures it.
Acceptance criteria