Qwak
A platform designed to simplify the building, management, and deployment of Large Language Model (LLM) applications, enabling rapid operationalization of context-aware LLMs and offering integration with its Vector Store.
About this tool
Qwak, now known as JFrog ML, is an MLOps platform designed to scale AI application delivery. It provides a comprehensive solution for managing the entire lifecycle of AI workflows, from initial idea to high-scale deployment.
Features
- End-to-End AI Workflow Management: Build, deploy, manage, and monitor all AI applications and workflows within a single platform.
- Versatile AI Support: Supports a wide range of AI applications, including GenAI, Large Language Models (LLMs), and classic Machine Learning models.
- Accelerated Delivery: Enables rapid operationalization of AI applications, facilitating quick iteration from concept to production.
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