Functions

I am meloki - your own AI platform.
Here you can find out what I can do and how I can help your company make knowledge usable faster.

My brain - LLM-Engine

My brain - LLM-Engine

I think with powerful open source models like:

  • Gemma 3
  • Phi 4
  • Llama 3.2

You can choose or change the model that suits your application at any time - without any lock-in. You have the freedom to add further models at any time.

My memory - RAG Pipelines

My memory - RAG Pipelines

I can understand your corporate knowledge:

  • PDFs, Word documents, Markdown
  • Confluence, SharePoint, wiki systems
  • E-mail inboxes
  • Databases and REST APIs

My pipelines ensure that I am always up to date. I index new information automatically and can immediately incorporate it into my answers.

My face - WebUI

My face - WebUI

Your team uses me via a clear, intuitive interface.

  • Multi-user: Everyone gets their own login

  • RBAC: Roles and rights are clearly defined

  • SSO/LDAP: Simple login with your existing accounts

  • Dark/Light Mode: Comfortable operation all day long

My tentacles - Automation

My tentacles - Automation

With my n8n integration, I can start workflows or pass on information.
Examples:

  • Automatically analyze customer inquiries and create tickets

  • Evaluate e-mail attachments and generate reports

  • Automatically check and forward HR forms

Initial Models

The models are already available in Ollama after the first start and can be used directly in OpenWebUI. Perfect for normal application purposes, without any additional installation effort.

Models add

Via OpenWebUI, you can add new models, switch or use them in parallel at any time - without technical hurdles or external servers. This means your environment remains adaptable and grows with your requirements.

Do you want a small, fast model for everyday use? No problem. Or a large language model for complex tasks? Just add it.

meloki gives you the freedom to design your AI landscape the way you need it - locally, securely and under your control at all times.

Sales, HR, marketing, logistics & more ...

Application examples

Daniel - Distribution

meloki, which customers have created >10 support tickets in the last month and not yet signed a renewal?

meloki

I have found 3 customers:

  • Kaiser Maschinenbau (12 tickets, renewal open for 3 weeks)
  • MedTech GmbH (15 tickets, renewal open for 2 weeks)
  • AutoParts AG (18 tickets, renewal open for 6 weeks)

Should I send the account team an overview with a risk flag?

Jana - HR (Personnel)

meloki, how many vacation days does Anna Müller have left for this year?

meloki

Anna Müller (employee ID 4821) still has 9 of 30 vacation days available.
Would you like me to automatically generate an absence overview for your team?

Niklas - Logistics

meloki, which of our suppliers reported price increases of more than 5% in the last quarter?

meloki

Suppliers with > 5 % price increase Q2/2025:

  • Schrauben & Co. GmbH: +7.2 %

  • Mechatronic AG: +5.6 %

  • TechParts24: +6.1 %

I have exported the complete list as a CSV - should I create the report for you as an email template?

Johanna - Marketing

meloki, which of our blog articles from 2024 generated the most leads?

meloki

Top 3 lead drivers from 2024:

  1. AI in production - 5 practical examples → 128 leads

  2. GDPR-compliant AI in 7 steps → 95 leads

  3. Support automation with RAG → 84 leads

I can also create a new LinkedIn post template for you with this content."

Markus - Management

meloki, which customers have outstanding invoices for more than 30 days?

meloki

Open items (as of today):

  • Müller & Söhne GmbH - € 12,500 (45 days overdue)

  • Kaiser Bau GmbH - € 8,200 (32 days overdue)

  • Lichtwerk AG - € 5,900 (60 days overdue)

Should I prepare a reminder for you?

Kevin - Production

meloki, how does the network configuration of the scope7-Proxmox-M work?

meloki

To configure the network of a Proxmox node, select the node and open System/Network in the node menu. Hover over the Create button and select the Linux Bridge entry. The only required option is the name of the bridge. The network configuration of the bridge is only required if the Proxmox node is to be addressed via this bridge, otherwise the network settings can be omitted. If connected VMs are to be accessible via a physical network interface, the interface name must be entered in the Bridge ports option. A short description of the bridge can be entered in the Comment field. The Linux bridge is created as soon as you click on Create. To activate the new bridge, the node must be restarted.

After restarting the node, all VMs connected to this bridge are accessible via the physical network interface.