Pimento builds the whole path: we choose and set up GPU servers, serve and fine-tune models, and build knowledge bases and agents that work on your data. One company is responsible for every layer.
When an agent gives a bad answer, the problem can sit in the data, the search, the model or the server. We build every layer, so we don't pass the blame back and forth with vendors.
What stayed from electronics is the approach: first understand how something works inside, then build it and measure it. That's why this site shows the mechanics, not slogans.
He has a background in electronics. He built drones, 3D printers and smart home systems, and has been building AI systems for years. Today he designs agents, sets up GPU servers and trains the models we hand over to clients himself.
He started out managing on-site server infrastructure and now works on cybersecurity and the AWS cloud. He has reported vulnerabilities (CVEs) in the Linux kernel, Apple products and Keycloak.
We don't promise that AI will do everything. We show what it will do for you, on your own examples, and we say where the limits are.
Models, vectors, logs and backups run in your network or on our hardware under a contract. Outbound traffic is closed by default.
We only quote numbers from our own logs and training runs, and we call estimates estimates. When an animation illustrates the mechanics, we say so plainly.
Before we sign a large project, we build a working prototype on your examples. You see the result before you pay for the whole thing.
Numbers from our servers and training runs. No rounding up.
Bring a few documents or a description of your process. We'll show you a prototype before we promise anything.