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RELIQUARY / TRAINING DATA

Training data. On your terms.

Prepare the samples your next model needs. Choose a model and task environment, set the generation limits, and inspect the output of an approved order.

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ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLEGeneration brief
Model
Pinned public revision
Environment
Math
Sampling
Set per request
Output
Exported delivery files

An example configuration, not an active order or a delivered dataset.

01 / WHAT YOU GET

A dataset you can inspect.

Approved orders expose their delivery files and recorded generation details. The workspace keeps the requested configuration, progress and delivered output separate.

02 / HOW IT WORKS

From configuration to next step.

  1. 01

    Choose the task

    Select a public model revision and a supported generation environment. Execution still requires qualification.

  2. 02

    Set the scope

    Define prompt count, samples per prompt, token limits and sampling. Review an available quote before confirming anything.

  3. 03

    Inspect the delivery

    For an approved order, follow progress and download the exported files. Review delivery details and checksums when provided.

03 / SCOPE & PRICING

Built around your workload.

No fixed public price is advertised. An eligible configuration may receive a scoped quote in the workspace; estimates are not delivery guarantees.

Model identity
Public model repository and pinned revision, subject to runtime compatibility and qualification.
Task environments
Code, math, instruction following and logic. The workspace catalog determines which configurations are eligible.
Generation controls
Prompt count, samples per prompt, output-token limits, thinking mode where supported, and sampling parameters.
04 / AVAILABILITY

Explore now. Execution is gated.

Generation requires approved pilot access and a qualified, available configuration. The workspace checks ordering eligibility. Browsing, signing in or requesting access does not place an order.

Request Batch access

Tell us about your workload. Requesting access does not start a job, reserve compute or grant execution permission.

Read the Batch API reference