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HelixML
Private GenAI Stack

What is HelixML?

HelixML provides a comprehensive platform for building and deploying private Generative AI applications. It empowers businesses to leverage the power of open-source models, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), APIs, and fine-tuning to create custom AI solutions.

The platform offers flexible deployment options, including on-premise, in-VPC, and through Helix Cloud, ensuring data security and control. Helix supports various infrastructure environments like Docker, Kubernetes, Openshift, Rancher, AWS, Google Cloud, VMWare, and Azure.

Features

  • Helix API Tools: Connect and drive internal & external APIs with natural language.
  • Knowledge: Ingest and scrape URLs, upload PDFs, word docs, etc.
  • Curated Models: The best open LLMs, secure, scalable & private, with optional pass-through to closed models.
  • Build AI Apps: Write application logic in natural language and deploy Javascript frontends for AI agents.
  • Fine-tune models: Build your own smaller, specialized models.
  • Helix Assistants: Embed AI assistants into websites/apps.
  • Secure to operate: Deploy privately on Kubernetes or Docker and in any cloud.

Use Cases

  • Personalized recommendations to drive revenue.
  • AI automation with copilots and agents for rote tasks.
  • Implementing AI compliance with fully private local models.
  • Creating AI-powered search for websites.
  • Building custom AI applications for specific business needs.

FAQs

  • What deployment options does Helix offer?
    Helix can be deployed anywhere, from your desktop to your cloud, or Helix's cloud. Specific options include a Cloud Hosted SaaS and a Private On-Premise / In-VPC option.

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