Is this statement true? One calibrated probability from 0.00 to 1.00 that the statement is true. 0.80 means true about 8 times in 10. Your code picks the cut-off: 0.50 for a plain yes or no, higher when acting on a false yes is costly.
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Paste any text, JSON or image, ask typed questions, and get typed answers with confidence in milliseconds. Every type names its answer: choice (one of your labels), score (a level on your scale), truth (a probability), number (a value on your grid). Then copy the exact request as curl, Python or TypeScript.
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State
valid JSON, 6 top-level keys
Questions (5)
returns one number from 0.00 to 1.00: the probability that the statement is true
returns one of your options, a probability for each, and confidence
returns the expected level, a probability per level, and confidence
returns one number from 0.00 to 1.00: the probability that the statement is true
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Response
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Every question comes back in the shape its type defines, with how sure the model is. Output is always 0 tokens: nothing is generated.
- Choice
- Score
- Truth
- Number