High-volume classification
Replace expensive API calls for millions of tickets, reviews, alerts, transactions, or messages.
Knowledge Distillation
We use strong teacher models, curated traces, synthetic data, and evaluation loops to train smaller models that reproduce the behavior you need without carrying the full cost and latency of frontier APIs.
Keep the quality that matters. Remove the inference bill that does not.
A large model is often used to solve a narrow repeated task: classify this message, extract these fields, score this risk, summarize this document type. Paying frontier-model prices for every repetition is expensive and hard to govern.
We capture the teacher behavior that matters, generate and filter training examples, train a smaller student model, and verify it against task-specific evaluations. The final model can run in your VPC, on-premise, or at the edge.
Teacher trace generation from frontier APIs, open-weight models, human experts, or existing business rules.
Synthetic instruction and edge-case generation to cover rare inputs before production exposes them.
Student model training, fine-tuning, quantization, pruning, and latency optimization.
Task-specific benchmarks that compare teacher, student, prompts, and baseline models.
Cost and latency modeling before deployment so the business case is visible.
Packaging for batch jobs, APIs, streaming systems, local inference, and offline environments.
We identify which teacher outputs are worth copying and build a benchmark that reflects production quality.
We generate traces, clean them, train a compact model, and optimize for speed, memory, and cost.
We compare quality, latency, and cost against the teacher model before moving the system into production.
Replace expensive API calls for millions of tickets, reviews, alerts, transactions, or messages.
Distill document parsing and field extraction behavior into a controlled model with predictable output.
Move repeated LLM behavior into your own infrastructure when cloud calls are too risky or expensive.
Next step
In the first call we map the technical path, data requirements, deployment constraints, and whether a focused pilot makes sense.