CLI defaults matter for interpreting a sample
The Node CLI defaults to train and five rows. Its --json output preserves structured answers; terminal percentages are presentation rounding, not additional measurement.
Inspect the supporting source ↗Python, Node and playground interfaces for classifying dataset rows with declared Choice, Score and Noul dimensions and exporting structured results.
hfjev classifies dataset rows in parallel across typed Choice, Score, and Noul dimensions against TypeSafe System One.
Makes row-level judgments and chosen rubrics inspectable before batch use; playground mock mode is separate from live evaluation.
Fixed-version documentation and implementation material were inspected on 2026-10-24. No dataset rows or live API calls were evaluated. The rubric’s probabilities were not calibrated on a site-owned labeled dataset.
Classify dataset rows across a chosen set of typed dimensions.
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The Node CLI defaults to train and five rows. Its --json output preserves structured answers; terminal percentages are presentation rounding, not additional measurement.
Inspect the supporting source ↗The key dialog distinguishes direct TypeSafe requests from a client-side mock path. A zero-credit mock demonstration must not be reported as live model performance.
Inspect the supporting source ↗Useful for inspecting rubrics on a small labeled sample before a larger dataset job. Inspect the chosen input column and dimension meanings rather than assuming automatic adaptation is correct.
Read parseArgs and the result-rendering branches in js/bin/hfjev.js, then inspect ApiKeyModal.tsx’s modes. Confirm limit/split and raw JSON before comparing displayed confidence values.