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Tea
is a full fine-tune of
microsoft/phi-4
, built for
question answering and long, sustained assistant-style conversations
. It is multilingual, with fine-tuning focused on strong, natural
Farsi (Persian)
conversational ability, while retaining Phi-4's general English and multilingual competence.
Languages:
Farsi (primary conversational focus), English, and general multilingual support
Model type:
Causal decoder-only chat/assistant language model
What's New
tea takes Phi-4's strong base reasoning and language capabilities and tunes them specifically for:
Question answering
— direct, accurate answers grounded in the conversation context
Long assistant conversations
— maintaining coherence, tone, and context over extended multi-turn sessions rather than short single-shot exchanges
Farsi fluency
— natural, idiomatic Persian conversation and assistance, alongside solid English and multilingual performance
Unlike adapter-based fine-tunes, every weight in the model was updated during training, which the author has found gives more consistent behavior for long-conversation use cases than LoRA-based approaches.
How to Use
Tea uses the standard chat template shipped with the base model, so it works out of the box with 🤗 Transformers.
For multi-turn conversations, simply keep appending
{"role": "user", ...}
/
{"role": "assistant", ...}
turns to the
messages
list before re-applying the chat template — tea is tuned to stay coherent as this history grows.
Intended Use
tea is intended for:
Farsi-first conversational assistants that also need to handle English/multilingual input
Long-running, multi-turn assistant deployments (support bots, tutoring, general-purpose chat) where conversational memory and coherence over many turns matters
Research comparing full fine-tunes vs. adapter-based (LoRA) fine-tunes on the same base model
Limitations
As a full fine-tune, tea's Farsi-focused training may shift some of Phi-4's original English-centric behaviors; for English-only, general-purpose use cases the base
microsoft/phi-4
model may still be preferable.
tea inherits the general capabilities and limitations of the
phi-4
base model, including the possibility of hallucinated facts, especially over very long contexts.
No formal safety fine-tuning beyond what is inherited from the base model has been applied; use appropriate safeguards in production settings.
License
This model is released under the
MIT License
, consistent with the base
microsoft/phi-4
model.
Citation
If you use tea in your work, please cite:
@misc{tea,
title = {tea: A Farsi-Focused, Full Fine-tune of Phi-4 for QA and Long-form Assistance},
author = {artindnr},
year = {2026},
url = {https://huggingface.co/artindnr/tea}
}
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