Training data
01Datasets collected, cleaned and labelled to a written spec, with the guidelines and quality checks that make the labels trustworthy.
- collection
- labelling
- synthetic data
- QA audits
AI data and systems studio
Brontes builds training and evaluation data, the pipelines that keep it clean, and the AI systems that run on it in production.
Most AI projects stall on the data, not the model. We build the data first, then the system around it, and leave you with both.
Datasets collected, cleaned and labelled to a written spec, with the guidelines and quality checks that make the labels trustworthy.
Test sets and scoring that tell you whether a model or prompt change made things better, before your users find out.
The ingestion, transformation and versioning that keep data fresh and traceable as it moves from source to model.
Retrieval, agents and model integrations, built as dependable tools for your team and monitored once they are live.
Six stages, named for the forge the original Brontes worked in. The temperatures beside each are the real ones a smith would use.
We audit the data you have, the data you need and where the gaps are.
A data audit and a written plan
A small dataset and schema, labelled and tested, so decisions rest on real examples.
A pilot dataset and labelling guide
The full pipeline and dataset, delivered in versioned increments you can inspect.
Versioned data and working pipelines
Evals, audits and failure testing. The work has to hold up under pressure.
An eval suite and quality report
Error analysis and fixes where the evals point, until the numbers are stable.
Measured improvements, documented
Deployed, documented and owned by your team, with monitoring in place.
The code, the data and the keys
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In Hesiod's Theogony, Brontes and his brothers Steropes and Arges were the smiths who forged Zeus's thunderbolt. They didn't wield it. They made the instrument that others relied on.
That is the work we do. We make the data and systems other teams build on, then hand them over.
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What you have, what you're trying to build and where it's stuck. Rough notes are fine.