Train on reviewed work
Reviewed signals, accepted overrides, and signed cases become the corpus. The rubric is the bar — the run learns from work the team already trusts.
→Train on reviewed work. Keep the tuned weights. Export the record.
Trained on reviewed work. Exportable to your environment.
Inputs, reviewers, policy, and decisions stay attached.
Lineage and evidence leave with the weights.
Train on what was reviewed. Validate against the rubric. Keep the weights and the record.
Reviewed signals, accepted overrides, and signed cases become the corpus. The rubric is the bar — the run learns from work the team already trusts.
→The tuned model runs the same rubric every release passes. Drift, regression, and bias surface before the gate, not after launch.
→Tuned weights, training records, and validation runs leave as one signed packet. Yours to keep in your environment, on your schedule.
Every run leaves something the team can keep — and something the next release can build on.
The model the team can keep — trained on reviewed work, exportable to the environment you run.
Objective, corpus, configuration, and constraints — logged so the run can be reproduced.
The same rubric every release clears. Drift, regression, and bias shown before the gate.
Weights, dataset slice, reviewer coverage, and checksums leave as one signed record.
Point from the exported model back to its reviewers, inputs, and policies — without rebuilding context.
Test the run. Review the hard cases. Recruit the right specialist. Remember what was reviewed — and train on it. Approve what's right.
Routine cases run through automatically. Reviewers keep the hard ones.
See the page →Deterministic environments for evaluation and training.
See the page →Tuned models without moving the work off your network.
See the page →Train on the work your team already reviewed. Keep the weights, the record, and the proof.