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MODELS / ADAPTATION / EVALUATION

Custom logistics model systems, evaluated for the job.

We select the base model, build the freight data and evaluation loop, add retrieval, rules, and tools, and fine-tune or train adapters when evidence shows a measurable gain. Then we operate the versioned runtime inside your product boundary.

Custom means evaluated for the job.

Training is one tool, not the product. The deliverable is a versioned logistics workflow system that passes agreed freight acceptance tests.

We document the model source, adaptation method, inference host, external providers, retention behavior, and rollback path for the selected deployment.

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Define the freight job

Name the inputs, accepted outcome, operator decisions, failure modes, and authority boundary.

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Build gold examples

Turn representative partner work and expert corrections into an evaluation set.

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Select the base model

Choose the model class and license that fit quality, latency, deployment, and economic constraints.

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Adapt the system

Add retrieval, rules, prompts, and scoped tools before assuming weight changes are necessary.

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Train when it wins

Use fine-tuning or adapters only when the evaluation set demonstrates a material improvement.

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Release + monitor

Version the model, policy, prompts, tools, and acceptance results; monitor and roll back as one release.

What the partner receives.

Prompting is not the deliverable. Each pilot produces the evidence and operating artifacts required to release the capability inside a partner product.

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Gold set + freight evaluations

Representative cases, expected outcomes, error categories, and rollout thresholds.

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Model + policy manifest

Named model source, adaptation method, rules, prompts, versions, and human authority.

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Runtime + tool adapters

Scoped reads, writes, communication actions, identity checks, and durable workflow state.

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Release operating plan

Monitoring, regression checks, owner escalation, data controls, and rollback procedure.

Questions we answer in the architecture review.

These answers are deployment-specific and become part of the technical plan before a pilot begins.

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Which base model and license apply?

Document model origin and the specific Sumlabs adaptation, if any.

Architecture review
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Where does inference run?

Define host, region, data path, and any external model or voice provider.

Architecture review
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Can partner data change model weights?

Define retrieval scope, retention, deletion, and require explicit agreement before any training use.

Architecture review
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How is quality measured?

Name the evaluation set, sample, date, method, and rollout threshold.

Architecture review
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How does rollback work?

Define release gates, version identifiers, monitoring, and the rollback procedure.

Architecture review
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ONE WORKFLOW

Bring the freight job.
Define the proof.

We’ll scope the data, evaluation set, model method, tool boundary, and evidence required for rollout.