Release
Ollama 0.40.16 adds Ripple Preview, a 65B model for agentic coding
The latest Ollama release adds Ripple Preview, cuts Qwen3.8 Flash Next memory use on Apple silicon by about 27 GiB, and adds CUDA 13.5 for Windows on ARM.
Ollama, the tool for running language models locally, released version 0.40.16 on 9 November.
A new coding model
The release adds Ripple Preview from Ricursive Intelligence to the model library. It is a 65-billion-parameter dense model built for agentic coding:
ollama run ripple-preview
Lower memory use and API fixes
- Qwen3.8 Flash Next uses about 27 GiB less memory on Apple silicon.
- The
/v1/responsesendpoint now respects thetruncationsetting and no longer truncates silently by default. /v1/modelsreturns an empty list instead ofnullwhen no models are installed.ollama launch claudealways routes Claude Code to the selected model, andollama launchnow explains when a cloud model has been retired.
Platforms
The release adds CUDA 13.5 support for Windows on ARM and updates the bundled llama.cpp.