Running a Small LLM Locally to Parse Bank Notifications: Structured Output with Ollama, Pydantic and a Regex Safety Net

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Tuần này trên Dev.to có một project khá hay: Kharcha, dùng model 4B chạy local để đọc SMS ngân hàng ở Ấn Độ, dữ liệu tiền bạc không rời khỏi laptop. Trên HN thì antirez (tác giả Redis) cũng đang làm chuyện chạy LLM local. Mình thấy ý tưởng này hợp với dev Việt Nam. Ngày nào mình cũng nhận cả chục tin báo biến động số dư từ Vietcombank, Techcombank, MB... Muốn tự làm app quản lý chi tiêu thì cách nhanh nhất là gửi hết lên OpenAI.

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