ThinkThen

ThinkThen answers a question about a piece of text, such as whether a customer's message asks for a refund. It gives an answer your script or program can act on: yes or no, one of your choices, a score, or not sure when the text could go either way.

This message asks for a refund, so the answer is true:

echo 'Please refund my order.' |
  thinkthen decide 'Does the customer request a refund?'

Output

true
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Pick the function that fits your question

• decide: yes, no or not sure.
• choose: one of your choices, or not sure.
• filter: keeps the lines that answer yes.
• tag: every label that fits.
• score: a number from 0 to 1 along your levels.
• rank: your lines in order along your levels.
• find: the one line that answers, or none.
• recognize: the names of the kinds you ask for.
• relate: how those names connect.
• annotate: several questions about each line at once.

The same ten functions work from the command line, from thirteen programming languages, and inside DuckDB, SQLite and PostgreSQL.

Start

Quickstart: install ThinkThen and ask your first question in four steps.