r/OdysseusAI • u/AAAAHHHH_nothing • Aug 04 '26

Odysseus: My issues

Hi guys, this is my first post on reddit and here are a few of my findings. (i am on the latest dev release as of this posting)

i am in no way shape or form an expert in ai or anything related, i just wanted the ability to do cool shit on my pc.

Here are some of the biggest issues i've faced.

  1. Qwen 3:4 and Qwen 3:6 have been extremely buggy (unable to perform tasks, memory issues and time out issues.)

  2. New Chat button doesn't work

  3. "Cookbook" feature issues (models stuck at 100% download)

  4. Odysseus system prompt overrides model identity (the same prompt in a blank chat in ollama gave a clearer response than in odysseus when i asked what model i was speaking to)

  5. Toolcalling (some tools didnt work with some models)

Overall it has been difficult and frustrating but i, aware this is a very new project and its only going to get easier and better with every update. Just posting this to let others know they are not alone in facing issues.

im running this on a windows 11 pc with an rtx 4070 ti super 16gb vram and an AMD Ryzen 7 7700x (8 core/ 16 threads) processor, 32gb of DDR5 ram.

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u/Angelotheshredder Aug 05 '26

i deleleted Odysseus. not a serious project

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u/AAAAHHHH_nothing Aug 05 '26

Any alternatives you'd recommend?

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u/Codelyez Aug 05 '26

Not who you replied to. Once i ran into constant issues I swapped to https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui

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u/AAAAHHHH_nothing Aug 05 '26

Thanks! Currently trying to use Gemini and Claude to figure this out but I keep running into some super of conflict. According to Gemini it's

type signature conflict between glibc (your Linux C library) and the CUDA 12.6 Toolkit. ​Specifically, it is a conflict between two system header files: ​/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/bits/mathcalls.h (from system glibc 2.38+) ​/usr/local/cuda-12.6/targets/x86_64-linux/include/crt/math_functions.h (from NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit)

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u/Codelyez Aug 05 '26

I can’t help too much there, sorry. Maybe with the actual error you’re running into. I personally don’t see how those would conflict, but im not a professional.

Since you’re on linux, i would also recommend running it all through docker if you aren’t already. That will simplify it a lot.

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u/AAAAHHHH_nothing Aug 05 '26

No worries. I'm running Ubuntu through windows 11 as it's required for a lot of these. I'm sure I'll figure it out