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Lity Club

An early-access legal analysis and…

How they use Nebius AI Cloud

Lity Club built a document-recognition component for its legal copilot using Nebius Serverless AI. The project runs Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct through vLLM on an H100 SXM endpoint. It extracts structured identity-document fields, assigns per-field confidence scores and supports multi-page PDFs. Nebius Object Storage holds recognition blueprints and results.

The repository documents live recognition runs and an evaluation on 60 synthetic identity documents. The endpoint is deployed on demand and stopped between runs. Nebius named Team Lity the challenge’s HCLS special-award winner. Dmitry Sadchikov said award credits would support MVP work and described a future multicloud production setup including Nebius.

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docs-proc-nebius

Listed 20 Oct 2026 · GitHub · Web page

The project documents a Nebius Serverless GPU Endpoint running document extraction through vLLM, live execution artifacts, synthetic-document evaluation and Nebius Object Storage for blueprints and results. The endpoint runs on demand.

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docs-proc-nebiusListed 20 Oct 2026 · GitHub · Web pageThe project documents a Nebius Serverless GPU Endpoint running document extraction through vLLM, live execution artifacts, synthetic-document evaluation and Nebius Object Storage for blueprints and results. The endpoint runs on demand.

Dmitry Sadchikov on Lity’s document-recognition award

Listed 20 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web page

Sadchikov describes the team’s own Nebius compute and endpoint use for its document-recognition component and links Lity’s official website. He identifies MVP work and multicloud production including Nebius as next steps.

Open original source
Dmitry Sadchikov on Lity’s document-recognition awardListed 20 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web pageSadchikov describes the team’s own Nebius compute and endpoint use for its document-recognition component and links Lity’s official website. He identifies MVP work and multicloud production including Nebius as next steps.

Nebius Serverless AI Builders Challenge: winners announced

Published 18 Aug 2026 · Nebius · Web page

Nebius names Team Lity as its HCLS special-award winner for serverless document recognition supporting a legal copilot and links the project repository.

Open original source
Nebius Serverless AI Builders Challenge: winners announcedPublished 18 Aug 2026 · Nebius · Web pageNebius names Team Lity as its HCLS special-award winner for serverless document recognition supporting a legal copilot and links the project repository.

Company context

lity.club

Lity Club is an early-access AI legal analysis and lawyer-matching platform operated by UAB Redela and UAB IPLK in Vilnius, Lithuania. It helps individuals describe legal problems in everyday language, understand relevant laws and prepare case files before consulting a lawyer. Its Spanish-language service focuses on immigration and housing rental, with explanations in Spanish, English and Russian. The platform also targets lawyers with prepared client cases and AI workflow tools; broader matching, payments and collaboration features remain under development.

Lity Club official website and Terms of Service

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Lity Club

An early-access legal analysis and lawyer-matching platform operated by UAB Redela and UAB IPLK. · Workplace tools

How they use Nebius AI Cloud

Lity Club built a document-recognition component for its legal copilot using Nebius Serverless AI. The project runs Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct through vLLM on an H100 SXM endpoint. It extracts structured identity-document fields, assigns per-field confidence scores and supports multi-page PDFs. Nebius Object Storage holds recognition blueprints and results.

The repository documents live recognition runs and an evaluation on 60 synthetic identity documents. The endpoint is deployed on demand and stopped between runs. Nebius named Team Lity the challenge’s HCLS special-award winner. Dmitry Sadchikov said award credits would support MVP work and described a future multicloud production setup including Nebius.

Sources

3 sources

docs-proc-nebius

Listed 20 Oct 2026 · GitHub · Web page

The project documents a Nebius Serverless GPU Endpoint running document extraction through vLLM, live execution artifacts, synthetic-document evaluation and Nebius Object Storage for blueprints and results. The endpoint runs on demand.

Open original source
docs-proc-nebiusListed 20 Oct 2026 · GitHub · Web pageThe project documents a Nebius Serverless GPU Endpoint running document extraction through vLLM, live execution artifacts, synthetic-document evaluation and Nebius Object Storage for blueprints and results. The endpoint runs on demand.

Dmitry Sadchikov on Lity’s document-recognition award

Listed 20 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web page

Sadchikov describes the team’s own Nebius compute and endpoint use for its document-recognition component and links Lity’s official website. He identifies MVP work and multicloud production including Nebius as next steps.

Open original source
Dmitry Sadchikov on Lity’s document-recognition awardListed 20 Oct 2026 · LinkedIn · Web pageSadchikov describes the team’s own Nebius compute and endpoint use for its document-recognition component and links Lity’s official website. He identifies MVP work and multicloud production including Nebius as next steps.

Nebius Serverless AI Builders Challenge: winners announced

Published 18 Aug 2026 · Nebius · Web page

Nebius names Team Lity as its HCLS special-award winner for serverless document recognition supporting a legal copilot and links the project repository.

Open original source
Nebius Serverless AI Builders Challenge: winners announcedPublished 18 Aug 2026 · Nebius · Web pageNebius names Team Lity as its HCLS special-award winner for serverless document recognition supporting a legal copilot and links the project repository.

Company context

lity.club

Lity Club is an early-access AI legal analysis and lawyer-matching platform operated by UAB Redela and UAB IPLK in Vilnius, Lithuania. It helps individuals describe legal problems in everyday language, understand relevant laws and prepare case files before consulting a lawyer. Its Spanish-language service focuses on immigration and housing rental, with explanations in Spanish, English and Russian. The platform also targets lawyers with prepared client cases and AI workflow tools; broader matching, payments and collaboration features remain under development.

Lity Club official website and Terms of Service

Private company

No public funding announcement found.

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