feat: research MoE activated parameter metadata
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Popularity and date ordering use upstream metadata only; the plugin does not invent popularity, dates, RAM requirements, or token metrics.
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## Available catalog source
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## MoE and activated-parameter metadata
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Catalog model metadata is researched from each public Ollama family page, including the page description and family content, rather than inferred only from a model name. The parser recognizes explicit `MoE`, `Mixture-of-Experts`, `A3B`, and activated-parameter wording and exposes separate total and activated parameter sizes. For example: Laguna XS 2.1 is shown as 33B total / 3B activated; Ornith-1.5 35B as 35B total / 3B activated; and Nemotron Cascade 2 as 30B total / 3B activated. Models without explicit source evidence are not assigned an invented activated count.
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The full validation scan covered 7,230 raw public variants: 604 were classified as MoE, 238 had explicit activated-parameter sizes, and zero variants containing explicit MoE/activated wording were missed. The UI displays the activated size beneath the total parameter size and retains the MoE filter.
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Available downloads now combine Ollama's popular API response with the public `https://ollama.com/library` index and each public family tag page. This means models that are not currently popular and are not installed locally—such as `ornith-1.5:9b` and `ornith-1.5:35b`—are discoverable. The catalog refresh found 235 public family slugs and 7,230 raw variants during validation. The existing MLX exclusion and host-RAM fit filter still apply, so very large variants such as `ornith-1.5:397b` remain hidden when they cannot fit the detected host RAM.
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