Custom Model

Overview

The Custom model entry represents user-configured model connections. It can point to private deployments, fine-tuned models, or provider-specific endpoints that are not part of the default catalogue. Custom models are ideal when you need to match internal compliance requirements, deploy proprietary data, or integrate with a model provider not listed in the standard set.

Capabilities

• Configurable endpoints for custom providers or private models
• Flexible settings for context limits and model parameters
• Supports specialized workflows such as internal compliance or bespoke tuning
• Allows integration with custom toolchains and middleware

Strengths

• Maximum flexibility for enterprise or bespoke requirements
• Ability to align with internal governance and security needs
• Supports unique model capabilities not available in defaults
• Useful for experimentation and evaluation

Limitations and Considerations

• Capabilities depend entirely on the configured provider
• Requires careful configuration of context limits and tool support
• Quality and latency vary with the underlying model

Best Use Cases

Custom models are ideal for:

• Specialized business applications
• Unique workflow requirements
• Testing and experimentation
• Fine-tuned configurations
• Non-standard integrations