Cloudflare launches open-source decision model Clef
Cloudflare has released Clef and Clef-flash, two fast, open-source AI decision models, aimed at delivering quick and consistent classifications for automated workflows. These are now available for free on Hugging Face, complete with API compatibility and a live benchmark. Clef claims to outperform recent rivals like Jev on decision tasks. Cloudflare also launched a reinforcement learning tool so customers can fine-tune Clef for their own applications.
- Clef and Clef-flash are open-source under Apache 2.0
- Models released on Workers AI and Hugging Face
- Benchmarks show Clef faster than similar LLMs and Jev
- API compatible for easy integration
- Includes new reinforcement learning fine-tuning platform
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