Automorphic is a tool called Conduit that enables the infusion of knowledge into language models. It overcomes the limitations of prompt stuffing by allowing fine-tuning of language models, training adapters for behavior or knowledge, and combining them dynamically.

This tool facilitates rapid iteration on models by incorporating human-in-the-loop feedback and streamlining model deployment.

Conduit improves language models by continuously updating them based on user feedback and manual labeling.

It ensures high performance and deployment efficiency by enabling quick loading and stacking of fine-tuned adapters.

Compatibility with the OpenAI API allows users to seamlessly integrate Conduit into their existing codebase.

The Automorphic Hub serves as a platform where publicly shared models trained and enhanced using Automorphic are made available for inference.

The hub provides access to these models, allowing users to leverage them for their own applications.

Another tool offered by Automorphic is TREX, which converts unstructured data into a structured format of the user's choice, such as JSON, XML, YAML, or any other format defined by a regular expression or context-free grammar.

TREX offers a highly customizable alternative to OpenAI's functions.

Aegis is a firewall tool provided by Automorphic to protect language models and users from adversarial attacks.

It defends against prompt injections, prompt and personal identifiable information (PII) leakage, and toxic language.

Aegis continuously learns from usage to enhance its detection capabilities over time.