Is it needed?
We test instructions and document search first, and only go further if they fall short.
Fine-tuning means training an existing AI model further on examples of your work, so it learns your format, your style or your way of sorting things. It's powerful for the right job and unnecessary for most. We first check whether better instructions or your own documents would do, and fine-tune only when they won't.
We test instructions and document search first, and only go further if they fall short.
Your examples gathered, cleaned and checked, because their quality decides the result.
A commercial model with fine-tuning options, or an open-weight model you can run privately.
The model trained, then compared with the original on examples it hasn't seen.
Connected to your workflow or assistant, with monitoring for drift and mistakes.
It depends on the job. Simple formatting can work with a modest set; complex tasks need more. The quality of the examples matters more than the number, and we'll tell you after looking at what you have.
Not reliably, and it shouldn't try. Facts that change belong in documents the model looks up. Fine-tuning is for how it writes and decides, not what it knows.
Yes, if we fine-tune an open-weight model and run it on infrastructure you control. See private and open-weight AI.
Tell us the job you have in mind and what examples you have. We usually reply the same working day.