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Run on your terms.

Start with what the model must do.

A useful model brief describes the task, the people using it, and what a good result looks like. Your domain and intended use matter more than choosing a parameter count first.

The wait-list accepts model briefs across enterprise operations, financial services, healthcare and life sciences, manufacturing and robotics, legal and compliance, cybersecurity, commerce, creative work, and research.

These are areas of interest for scoping a model, not a claim of existing deployments or regulatory certification.

Size follows the requirements.

You can indicate a compact model under 7B parameters, a mid-scale model from 7B–30B, a large model from 31B–70B, or a model above 70B. If the right scale is still open, select “Undecided” in the form.

The intended hardware, response time, domain, and evaluation requirements belong in the conversation about model size.

Begin with a private request.

Share your name, work email, model vertical, and intended size. A company name and short use-case description are optional. Do not include confidential or regulated information in the initial request.

We review every request privately. Read how we handle your information before submitting.