Custom AI built for your domain
From training on proprietary knowledge to building stronger reasoning skills, SeekrFlow fine‑tuning delivers trustworthy AI that’s always enterprise-ready.
Paths to smarter fine-tuning
SeekrFlow supports instruction, contextual, and reinforcement fine-tuning, covering every need from domain expertise to real-time accuracy and reasoning.
Instruction fine-tuning
Instruction fine-tuning adapts generalist models to your domain by training on curated question-and-answer (QA) pairs. With SeekrFlow, dataset creation is automated, removing manual effort and ensuring data quality. This approach embeds proprietary and sensitive knowledge directly into model parameters, while aligning outputs with compliance standards such as HIPAA or GDPR. Use it to specialize models in high-stakes areas like legal contract analysis, regulatory compliance, or domain-specific research, improving both reliability and efficiency.
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Context-grounded fine-tuning
Context-grounded fine-tuning complements traditional training by enabling models to access external knowledge bases during inference. Instead of retraining every time information changes, SeekrFlow grounds responses in verified, up-to-date data sources, ensuring outputs remain accurate as documents and regulations evolve. This flexibility is essential for industries where information shifts rapidly. With contextual fine-tuning, enterprises can strike a balance between embedded expertise and dynamic adaptability, giving teams both stability and real-time accuracy.
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GRPO fine-tuning
Reinforcement fine-tuning with Group Relative Policy Optimization (GRPO) strengthens a model’s reasoning capabilities. SeekrFlow trains models to work through problems step by step, rewarding outcomes that match verifiable answers. This approach is powerful for domains where correctness is measurable, such as mathematical reasoning, compliance checks, or technical problem-solving. By integrating reinforcement signals with structured prompts, enterprises can develop AI that responds accurately and provides clear explanations of its reasoning, improving trust, accountability, and adoption in critical workflows.
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Secure by design
With Seekr, your data remains yours. We never use it to train other models and give you full control to install our platform wherever your data resides. Our SOC 2 certification ensures best-in-class security, featuring fine-grained access controls and the flexibility to run on your preferred cloud or hardware.
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more accurate model responses
more relevance in responses
faster data preparation vs others
cheaper costs vs traditional approaches
minutes or less to build a production-grade LLM
Top enterprise and government leaders trust Seekr
“Seekr is setting a high bar for performant and efficient end-to-end AI development with its SeekrFlow platform, powered by AMD Instinct MI300X GPUs. We’re proud to work with Seekr as they showcase what’s possible using AMD Instinct GPUs on OCI’s AI enterprise infrastructure.”
Negin Oliver
CVP, Business Development – AI and Cloud at AMD
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FAQs
When should I use fine-tuning?
Use fine-tuning when base models lack access to proprietary, sensitive, or evolving data, or when outputs need consistent accuracy and style.
How do I monitor fine-tuning runs?
Monitor runs in a dashboard with event logs and loss/accuracy charts, so you can tweak hyperparameters and improve results quickly.
What are hyperparameters?
Configurable training settings like learning rate, batch size, and epochs that directly impact performance.
How do I set learning rate?
Start low (e.g, 0.001) and adjust based on convergence. Too high risk instability, too low may require longer training.
What is batch size in training?
The number of samples per update. Larger batches improve stability but require more memory. Smaller batches train faster.
How many epochs should I run?
Enough to converge without overfitting. Balance training time, data size, and learning stability when choosing epochs.
What is max sequence length?
Max sequence length refers to the maximum input tokens a model handles. Longer sequences capture more context but demand more compute.
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