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Every time a new version is published they become available on the releases page of the repository.
Unofficial
This packages are not maintain by me, of course, Alpaca is open source and welcomes repackaging when possible but I'm not responsible for the integrity of the packages.
Arch Linux AUR
Warning
Alpaca is not sandboxed in this installation method, any commands ran with the integrated code runner will run in the host.
Before installing any package from the AUR (Arch User Repository) you first need to install an AUR helper, in this case let's use yay.
sudo pacman -S --needed git base-devel
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
cd yay
makepkg -si
Now that yay is installed you have this new command to install both AUR and Arch Official packages, simply replace sudo pacman with just the command yay.
To install Alpaca use the following command:
yay -S alpaca-ai
Nix
Note
The package is not maintained by the author, but by @Aleksanaa, thus any issues uncertain whether related to packaging or not, should be reported to Nixpkgs issues.
Alpaca is automatically updated in Nixpkgs, but with a delay, and new updates will only be available after testing.
Alpaca in Nixpkgs does not come with sandboxing by default, which means if you want to directly execute the scripts generated by ollama (without even reviewing them first), we do not provide any isolation to prevent you from shooting yourself in the foot. You can still leverage Nixpak or Firejail for a convenient sandboxing.
Alpaca is also available in Nixpks. See package info for installation instructions.
