Models that stay predictable in production
Inference pipelines, evaluation harnesses, and the plumbing that keeps a model behaving the same way next month as it does today.
Evaluation
Measured before it ships
Models are scored against held-out sets before release, with regression checks on every update. A change that improves the average and breaks a segment is caught by the harness rather than by a customer.
- typechecktsc --noEmit
- contrastWCAG AA, every token pair
- bundlesize budget per route
Serving
Inference with a budget
Latency and cost per call are treated as product requirements, with batching, caching and model selection chosen against them. A model that answers well and answers late has not solved the problem.
Boundaries
Clear about what it does not know
Confidence is surfaced rather than hidden, and fallbacks are defined for the cases the model handles badly. Systems that fail visibly are cheaper to run than systems that fail quietly.
Frequently asked questions
Building something hard?
Tell us what the constraint is — throughput, latency, regulation, a system already in place — and we will tell you plainly whether we are the right team for it.