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Training adapts an open model to your task with your own data. A trained model can beat a larger general-purpose model on quality while costing less and responding faster. Read when to train your own model.
Muse Glimmer 30B SFT is free to train until November 30, 2026.
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Quickstart

Train your first model in about five minutes with a coding agent such as Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex. You need a Fireworks account and an API key. Step 1: Install the training skills. Paste this into your agent:
Step 2: Run your first job. Ask the agent:
The agent shows you the parameters and cost, then waits for your approval before it starts anything. That’s it! Now try your own use case. In the same agent, ask:
The skills suggest a method, data format, and evaluation, then plan the job for your approval. Prefer the UI? Start a job in the training dashboard.
Prefer code? Follow Cookbook: Muse Glimmer First Fine-Tune.

Ways to train

From self-serve to building with our team:

Managed Training

Bring a dataset and Fireworks runs SFT or DPO for you. Billed per token.

Serverless Training

Write your own training loop on a shared trainer pool. Nothing to provision, billed per token.

Dedicated Training

Your own loop on GPUs reserved for your run, with full-parameter training and more models. Billed per GPU hour.

Fireworks Lab

Our researchers and engineers build the model with your team, from co-design to a custom build.
Not sure? Start with Managed Training. Move to the Training API when you need a custom loss, reinforcement learning, or inference in the loop (compare serverless and dedicated). Choose Fireworks Lab when you want our team to help design and build the model.

Choose a method

The Training API also runs custom methods such as GRPO and distillation. See Cookbook recipes.

Other ways to run jobs

The agent is the fastest path, and every job is also available directly:
  • Fireworks UI: create and monitor managed jobs in the dashboard.
  • firectl or the REST API: script managed jobs and datasets.
  • Python SDK: write Training API loops, starting from a cookbook recipe.

Next steps