Make it specific.
Build toward a defined task. Use your examples and decisions to help a model learn the patterns that matter to you.
HUMAN FEEDBACK. LASTING LEARNING.
tåg labs is building tools that turn examples and human feedback into specialized models—organized into separate projects you can evaluate, preserve, and revisit.
See how it worksYour judgment is part of the process.
Observe. Choose. Refine.
WHAT WE DO
Good training starts with clear examples and useful feedback. Keep that work organized, and keep what you build.
Build toward a defined task. Use your examples and decisions to help a model learn the patterns that matter to you.
Separate projects keep each model’s data, feedback, and training history together, so you can return with context.
Evaluate a model before using it. Save your work or export it, then carry on with your next project.
HOW IT WORKS
A repeatable workflow, with you in the loop.
Give the work a name and a clear purpose.
Add data and give feedback on what fits—and what doesn’t.
Review the model’s results. Confirm useful predictions and correct the misses.
Retain the model and its context. Revisit it, refine it, or start something new.
WHERE WE ARE TODAY
The first working module learns visual preferences from your feedback on images and animated previews. Swipe, review predictions, and help the model understand what catches your eye.
Planned: additional data types and specialized model workflows. These are future directions, not available modules.
YOUR WORK, IN STUDIO
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