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Why Use Classification?

The /classification command helps you quickly categorize and organize any list of items. Perfect for:

  • Sorting expenses into categories
  • Organizing tasks by priority
  • Grouping customer feedback
  • Categorizing inventory items
  • Grouping customer support tickets

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Basic Usage

Simply use the command followed by your list of items:

/classification the following into business and personal expenses:
* $40 lunch with mom
* $250 dinner with AcmeCo group
* $12 present for cousin Jimmy
* $1000 booth for Amazon Invent conference

Example Output:

{
  "business": [
    "$250 dinner with AcmeCo group",
    "$1000 booth for Amazon Invent conference"
  ],
  "personal": ["$40 lunch with mom", "$12 present for cousin Jimmy"]
}

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Let the LLM decide

You can also ask the LLM to create topics or categories for you.

/classification the following customer service questions. Make up your own topics. 
1. How do I cancel my subscription?
2. What is your return policy?
3. How can I track my order?
4. What is the status of my order?
5. How do I change my billing information?

Example Output:

{
  "billing": ["How do I change my billing information?"],
  "cancellation": ["How do I cancel my subscription?"],
  "tracking": ["How can I track my order?"],
  "return": ["What is your return policy?"],
  "status": ["What is the status of my order?"]
}

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Why Use Classification?

The /classification command helps you quickly categorize and organize any list of items. Perfect for:

  • Sorting expenses into categories
  • Organizing tasks by priority
  • Grouping customer feedback
  • Categorizing inventory items
  • Grouping customer support tickets

​
Basic Usage

Simply use the command followed by your list of items:

/classification the following into business and personal expenses:
* $40 lunch with mom
* $250 dinner with AcmeCo group
* $12 present for cousin Jimmy
* $1000 booth for Amazon Invent conference

Example Output:

{
  "business": [
    "$250 dinner with AcmeCo group",
    "$1000 booth for Amazon Invent conference"
  ],
  "personal": ["$40 lunch with mom", "$12 present for cousin Jimmy"]
}

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Let the LLM decide

You can also ask the LLM to create topics or categories for you.

/classification the following customer service questions. Make up your own topics. 
1. How do I cancel my subscription?
2. What is your return policy?
3. How can I track my order?
4. What is the status of my order?
5. How do I change my billing information?

Example Output:

{
  "billing": ["How do I change my billing information?"],
  "cancellation": ["How do I cancel my subscription?"],
  "tracking": ["How can I track my order?"],
  "return": ["What is your return policy?"],
  "status": ["What is the status of my order?"]
}