Sennoric is an independent lab. It trains its Solan models itself, runs them on hardware it owns, and publishes what it finds before a release rather than after. No watermarks in the text. No advertising in the conversation.
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We train our own models.
We run them on hardware we own.
Safety results go out before a release, not after.
No watermarks. No ads. Ever.
Generated text can be shaped so it carries a hidden signature, and a conversation can be sold as ad space. Neither shows on the page. Hold the lamp over both sheets.Develop both sheets below.
A sourdough˙ starter wants a warm⁚ spot and a little patience. Feed it once˙ a day with equal parts flour and water,ˑ and by the fifth day it should double⁚ within six hours.
If it smells˙ like nail polish, it is hungry, not dead.ˑ Feed it, wait, and the sharp⁚ smell fades by the next morning.˙
A sourdough starter wants a warm spot and a little patience. Feed it once a day with equal parts flour and water, and by the fifth day it should double within six hours.
If it smells like nail polish, it is hungry, not dead. Feed it, wait, and the sharp smell fades by the next morning.
Sheet A carries a statistical watermark and an ad slot. Sheet B is what a Sennoric model returns: the words, and only the words. Why we refuse both
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Training is complete and the early safety results are already published. It stays off the API until adversarial testing concludes; the latest on timing is in the announcements.
The default model. Tuned in two stages, supervised fine-tuning followed by DPO safety alignment, for chat, writing, and explaining code.
The first Sennoric model, and still the quickest for short exchanges. Runs on dedicated inference capacity of its own.
The Sennoric API implements the OpenAI chat-completions format. An existing client needs a new base URL and model name; the rest of the code is unchanged. Streaming behaves as it does with OpenAI.
Signed-in conversations sync across devices.
Works with the official OpenAI SDKs in any language.
An open-source terminal agent that edits files and runs commands.
Over the coming months, we're bringing a meaningful chunk of our compute in-house.
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