Frontier model
A model for everything
Frontier models handle a wide range of tasks. That range comes with a large compute footprint, and every request runs on it.
We adapt an open model to your task using your data, or synthetic data we create, and test it on your real work before you accept it.
A smaller model trained on your job can do it just as well on far fewer GPUs, with faster responses and lower inference cost.
Frontier model
Frontier models handle a wide range of tasks. That range comes with a large compute footprint, and every request runs on it.
Forge
Forge trains a smaller open model on your task and tests it against your baseline. You get the quality you need on a much smaller GPU footprint.
Start from examples, opt-in traces, or just the task. We do the work, and your team approves the data and accepts or rejects each candidate.
Agree the job, what a failure looks like, and what counts as success
Turn approved and synthetic data into training and test sets, kept apart
Train an open model on your prepared data until it handles the job
Compare it with what you use today, hard cases included
Hand over the model and its evaluation once your team accepts it
Every candidate is tested against your current model, on your own work. You see the results side by side, then decide.
Quality
Scored on your real cases, including ones it never saw in training, against the model you use today.
Speed and cost
Response time, throughput, and the GPUs it needs, measured on the hardware it will run on.
Tradeoffs
If it slips anywhere outside the job, the report shows where, so nothing surprises you later.
Decision
Accept it, ask for another round, or keep what you have. Nothing replaces your model without your approval.
No. Your examples are enough to start, and if there is no data yet, we create synthetic data for the task.
Only if you opt in, and only the sources you agree to.
No. Forge adapts an existing open model to your task. Training a foundation model from scratch is not what Forge does.
Wherever you choose: on Stack, on Edge, or on your own setup.
By comparing it with what you use today on agreed tasks, including the hard cases and the serving constraints.
It depends on the task, the data work, and the evaluation. Book a call and we walk through it against the job.