Add GI JI to Native GUIs - #73
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Adds GI JI to
## Native GUIsinllm-tools.md, directly after LM Studio.What it is: a native macOS GUI for asking questions of your own documents. It runs two local models through Ollama, indexes your files on your own machine, shows the exact stored passage behind each answer, and refuses when your documents do not contain the answer rather than composing one. Offline after the first setup download. Optional OpenAI use is off by default, uses your own key, and previews the exact request before anything is sent.
Marked closed-source in the entry, following the convention this section already uses for LM Studio, faraday.dev and pinokio.
Disclosure: I am the maker. Free edition (20 documents, no time limit), $79 one-time. Happy to withdraw if it is out of scope.