Custom objective and workflow
Language and reinforcement objectives, custom schemas, prompt encoders, and multi-stage workflows, plus other objectives after a capability review.
For teams whose model, data, infrastructure, or deployment requirements sit outside the self-service lane, Farka scopes a custom path from feasibility through verified delivery.
The custom lane extends the same evidence-first workflow without forcing a complex company deployment into self-service defaults.
Language and reinforcement objectives, custom schemas, prompt encoders, and multi-stage workflows, plus other objectives after a capability review.
Larger dense models, sparse or MoE architectures, multi-accelerator plans, and non-catalog targets receive a feasibility and capacity review.
Managed compute, private networking, regional constraints, or customer-cloud deployment are designed into the plan before training begins.
Define task-specific holdouts, promotion thresholds, artifact ownership, retention, and the delivery package your operators can use.
Align on the task, available data, success criteria, delivery boundary, and constraints.
Select the model, training objective, evaluation plan, infrastructure, and commercial scope.
Run the reviewed workflow with observable spend, durable evidence, and holdout evaluation.
Transfer verified weights or deployment artifacts with the agreed operational handoff.
Share what the model should do, what data exists, where it must run, and any timeline or security constraints. We will identify the open questions and whether Farka is a fit before proposing paid compute.
Every custom request receives data-rights, model-license, safety, infrastructure, and feasibility review before a commercial proposal or compute spend.