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LLM Engineering Platform
Lexica provides integrated tools for prompt engineering, versioning, evaluation, and observability—all in one place

PROMPT REGISTRY
Version and Collaborate on Prompts
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Track prompt versions and their outputs
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Easily deploy to production and rollback
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Link prompts to their evaluations and traces
Use best practices to manage your prompts throughout their lifecycle. Systematically version your prompts and move them to production with a reliable record-keeping system. Easily connect all related information—including evaluations and traces— to your prompts.



OBSERVABILITY
Trace and Debug
Trace and Debug
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Debug outputs and identify root causes
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Identify edge cases and curate golden sets
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Monitor usage and quality
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Monitor usage of your application and use traces to continuously improve accuracy.
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Find edge cases and use them to curate golden sets.
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Debug challenging inputs and find root causes.







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Frequently
asked questions
Frequently
asked questions
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What is Lexica?
Can I use Lexica with a self-hosted fine-tuned model such as Llama or Falcon?
How can I limit hallucinations and improve the accuracy of my LLM apps?
Is it possible to use vector embeddings and retrieval-augmented generation with Lexica?
What is Lexica?
Can I use Lexica with a self-hosted fine-tuned model such as Llama or Falcon?
How can I limit hallucinations and improve the accuracy of my LLM apps?
Is it possible to use vector embeddings and retrieval-augmented generation with Lexica?
What is Lexica?
Can I use Lexica with a self-hosted fine-tuned model such as Llama or Falcon?
How can I limit hallucinations and improve the accuracy of my LLM apps?
Is it possible to use vector embeddings and retrieval-augmented generation with Lexica?
What is Lexica?
Can I use Lexica with a self-hosted fine-tuned model such as Llama or Falcon?
How can I limit hallucinations and improve the accuracy of my LLM apps?
Is it possible to use vector embeddings and retrieval-augmented generation with Lexica?
Need a demo?
We are more than happy to give a free demo
Copyright © 2023-2060 Lexicatech UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Need a demo?
We are more than happy to give a free demo
Copyright © 2023-2060 Lexicatech UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Need a demo?
We are more than happy to give a free demo
Copyright © 2023-2060 Lexicatech UG (haftungsbeschränkt)