Claude Code expands automated AI fine tuning for businesses

New automation features in Claude’s ecosystem are reshaping how companies approach AI, offering businesses unprecedented control over model customisation at minimal cost.

New automation features in Anthropic’s ecosystem are reshaping how companies approach AI, offering SMBs unprecedented control over model customisation at minimal cost.

Anthropic’s Claude Code now supports automated fine-tuning of open-source AI models, significantly widening access to advanced customisation for small-to-medium-sized (SMB) businesses. The new capability allows companies to train personalised systems using their own data without needing specialised technical expertise.

Claude Code’s hf-llm-trainer skill manages everything from hardware selection to authentication and training optimisation, simplifying what was once a highly complex workflow. Early accounts suggest the process can cost only a few cents, lowering barriers for firms seeking tailored AI solutions.

Businesses can now use customer logs, product manuals or internal documents to build AI models adapted to their operations, enabling improved support tools and content workflows. Many analysts view the advance as a major step in giving SMBs affordable access to company-specific AI that previously required substantial investment.

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