Use cases
A question you ask.
A model you train.
For a personal project, a new app, or your team’s recurring work. Start with a clear question and examples whose answers you can check.
See the training workflow ↗01 / Personal researchCategory
Where does this note belong?
Explore a model that organizes research using the distinctions you care about.
- Inputs
- Note text and your category definitions
- Training answer
- Categories you assigned to earlier notes
A question to train for“Is this note about methods, findings, or limitations?”
02 / Writing & editingScore
Does this headline meet your criteria?
Train a prediction model on editorial judgments, using examples you have scored. It evaluates the headline; it does not write it.
- Inputs
- Headline text and a clear editorial rubric
- Training answer
- Your reviewed scores on past headlines
A question to train for“How well does this headline communicate the article’s main finding?”
03 / Building an appCategory
Which category fits this submission?
Add a specialized classifier to your product through the API, using categories that match your application.
- Inputs
- Submission text and category definitions
- Training answer
- Reviewed category assignments
A question to train for“Is this submission a question, a bug report, or a feature request?”
04 / SalesProbability
Which deals will close?
Learn from historical opportunities and their outcomes, then assess new deals over a defined period.
- Inputs
- Deal context available at prediction time
- Training answer
- Whether the deal closed within the chosen period
A question to train for“Will this deal close in the next seven days?”
05 / Customer supportProbability
Who had a good experience?
Connect the context of a support interaction to the rating the customer later gave.
- Inputs
- Support context recorded before the rating
- Training answer
- The customer’s recorded review or rating
A question to train for“Will this customer leave a five-star review?”
06 / OperationsCategory
How severe is this incident?
Use past incidents and their confirmed severity to help assess a new report.
- Inputs
- Error reports, affected services, and incident context
- Training answer
- Confirmed incident severity
A question to train for“Which severity category fits this incident?”
The setup matters.
Use only information that would have been available before the outcome. Set aside independent test data and check the model on examples it hasn’t learned from.
These are illustrative prediction tasks, not claims of measured performance. Available connectors are Attio, Pylon, and Fireflies. Talk to us about sourcing data for your use case.