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Meet your new AI assistant. Choose from powerful models, chat with files, browse the internet, bring your team, customize assistants, share chats, and much more.
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Forefront is the easiest way to build AI assistants. Explore AI assistants across a variety of use cases or build your own with Forefront.
The Forefront platform offers various open-source models at different sizes and price points. You can customize these models to your specific use case with fine-tuning.
Forefront is the easiest way to build AI workflows. Discover powerful AI workflows or build your own with Forefront.
The Forefront platform can be used to start—or transition to—fine-tuning and inferencing open-source models. We offer a variety of models at different sizes and price points, and the ability to import, fine-tune, and export custom models.
A large language model (LLM) is a type of machine learning model that has been trained to understand natural language text inputs. LLMs generate text in response to these inputs. LLMs have been trained on vast amounts of data and excel at all types of tasks that involve text: creating marketing blogs, translating text, and writing computer code to name a few. A typical LLM input, also known as ...
The Forefront API provides a simple interface for developers to use open-source models in their applications. This quickstart tutorial will help get your local development environment setup, fine-tune your first model, and start using it in your application. If you are an experienced developer or want to just dive into using the Forefront API, check out the API reference. Through this tutorial ...