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Build with Meta's Llama models — the open-weight ecosystem standard for fine-tuning and deployment.

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## Overview

Llama (Meta) is the reference open-weight model family — the ecosystem
standard against which other open models are measured. Each generation
(Llama 2, 3, and beyond) ships dense models across sizes with strong general
performance, and the ecosystem around Llama is unmatched: every inference
provider hosts it, every fine-tuning tool targets it, and the fine-tune
universe (thousands of community variants) is largest for Llama.

For builders, Llama is the default open choice — not always the best on every
benchmark, but the safest: maximum provider support, maximum tooling, maximum
community knowledge, and Meta's continued investment. When you choose Llama,
you're choosing the ecosystem as much as the weights.
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