Jevstiller distils a hosted model into a local one that answers like it. A local model is trained to match the original on your own traffic, a bound on how often the two disagree is part of the contract so you know when a local answer is unreliable, and it ships as a drop-in proxy you point an existing client at. The pitch is cutting an API bill and dodging rate limits without silently changing behaviour.
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A local model is trained to answer like the original, and the site documents what it trains and how the guarantee is kept true after the first day.
A disagreement bound is stated as a contract rather than a threshold, so you can tell when the local model was unsure.
It runs as a drop-in proxy, with deployment, configuration and a Python API documented.
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