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Classification
A community demo uses Jev to classify a batch of emails, exploring structured decisions for inbox organization.
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Separate support requests, account notices, and newsletters so each message reaches a suitable queue or view.
Define a small label set, classify a minimal message excerpt, and store the label for filtering. Route uncertain or multi-topic messages to review.
These examples explain a possible workflow; they are not recorded demo results or API request and response formats.
Classification does not establish whether a message is trustworthy. Keep spam checks, access controls, and any sending or deletion actions separate.
Define the context and a small set of choices in the playground, then use the API guide to connect your application.
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