Large Language Models

LLM Development Services

We design and ship applications powered by large language models - choosing the right model, grounding it in your data with RAG, fine-tuning where it pays off, and adding evaluation and private deployment so your LLM features are accurate, secure and cost-efficient.

Our LLM capabilities

  • check_circle Model selection (Claude, GPT, open-source)
  • check_circle Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
  • check_circle Fine-tuning & instruction tuning
  • check_circle Prompt engineering & orchestration
  • check_circle Evaluation, observability & cost control
  • check_circle Private, on-prem & VPC deployment

What we deliver

Custom LLM apps

Domain-specific assistants and tools built on the best-fit model.

Enterprise search

Natural-language answers grounded in your internal knowledge.

Document intelligence

Extract, classify and summarise contracts, tickets and reports.

Private deployments

Run models in your own cloud or VPC for data control and compliance.

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Build your LLM application

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Frequently asked questions

Which LLM should I use? expand_more
It depends on your accuracy, cost, latency and privacy needs. We benchmark candidates - including Claude, GPT and open-source models - on your actual tasks and recommend the best fit, often mixing models per use case.
Should I fine-tune or use RAG? expand_more
Start with RAG - it grounds answers in your data, is cheaper and easier to update. Fine-tune only when you need a specific format, tone or task that prompting plus retrieval can't achieve.
Can we run an LLM on our own infrastructure? expand_more
Yes. We deploy open-source or licensed models inside your cloud, VPC or on-prem environment when data residency, privacy or compliance requires it.
How do you measure LLM quality? expand_more
We build evaluation sets from real examples and score accuracy, relevance and safety, then monitor those metrics in production so quality doesn't quietly regress.