Scope and fit
We decide where Llama earns its place in your system, and where a simpler tool wins. No resume-driven architecture.
Meta's open-weight Llama models run on your own infrastructure. We deploy and tune them when data residency, cost at scale, or control demand it.
Open-weight models like Llama let you keep data in-house, avoid per-token vendor pricing at scale, and customize freely. The trade is that you now operate inference: GPUs, serving, scaling, and updates. We help decide if that trade pays off, then run it properly.
We decide where Llama earns its place in your system, and where a simpler tool wins. No resume-driven architecture.
We integrate Llama against a foundation we trust: typed code, CI, and observability from the first commit. Boring infrastructure, modern surface.
An eval suite proves the build behaves before it reaches a user. We measure, then ship.
Your team gets the code, the tests, and a runbook. No lock-in to us or to a vendor framework.
Every model we integrate runs through the same operating system. Three pillars, sixteen layers, one Compound Growth Loop. The methodology that keeps AI work from rotting after the first ship.
Read the K-FrameworkDirect API integration with the model. No LangChain, no orchestration vendor, no agent framework built on quicksand. Typed contracts, the same way we wire up Postgres.
An eval suite built from your real tasks gates every prompt and model change. Quality is measured before it ships, not vibed in a demo.
Governance, audit, and oversight wired in from day one. Who called what, with which prompt version, at what cost. Your auditors get answers, not screenshots.
A model in production without observability is roulette. We instrument every integration so engineering and finance can see the same numbers, and so a regression at 3am surfaces before a customer opens a ticket.
Tokens in, tokens out, dollars spent. Sliced by feature, tenant, and route. Budgets enforced where it matters.
Real distributions, not averages. We know which routes are slow, and why.
The same eval suite that gates a release runs continuously in production. A regression on real traffic surfaces fast.
PII scrubbed at the proxy, shipped to your SIEM. Retention controls match your compliance window.
Dashboards your team owns, not ours. At handoff you get the queries, the alerts, and the runbook. We are not in the path to read your metrics.