Need a decision model customized for you and your company?
In every turn, mu asks a decision model dozens of small questions: may this command run, which old output is worth keeping, is the work done. We can tune one to how your team answers them, run it on your own machines, and show you in numbers what it changes.
Start from mude 1.0, on your own machines
Macs with Apple silicon
One click in the desktop app, or one command: mu judge mude install. mu downloads the 8-bit MLX edition, checks every file, starts it on 127.0.0.1 and makes it the judge.
Your GPU servers
The full bf16 model, with its own System One server. A CUDA GPU is recommended. mu reaches it as a judge over your own network.
huggingface.co/qybaihe/mude-1.0Tuned to how your team decides
Your decisions
We start from the decisions that matter to you: what counts as risky in your codebase, what your review policy asks for, how work should be routed.
A baseline
We score your current setup on those decisions the way mubench does: each answer by the cost of its consequences.
Fine-tuning
We fine-tune a decision model on your decision points, workflows and rules.
Before and after
The same scoring again, next to your current setup, so you can see what changed before you switch.
Works with mu out of the box
mu judge mude install on the command line, or the mude card in the desktop app's Settings → Judges.mu judge mude enable --local-only, mude is the only judge and nothing goes to a hosted judge. When mude can't answer, the decision point does what it would do without a judge.mu ledger or in the app's Judge tab.