Michael works on classifier.dev and is a member of technical staff at Context.dev. His public work connects a text-classification service with a plain HTTP interface that developers and agents can call.[1][2]
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classifier.devMember of Technical Staff · Context.dev
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Give classification a small interface
classifier.dev accepts text and candidate labels, then returns a selected label and confidence score. Its documentation also describes question-answering inputs and URL extraction. A developer can use the same interface for one decision or a batch, while the OpenAPI description makes the request shape available to other software.[2]
A service boundary developers can inspect
Michael’s launch thread discusses keeping the service running, accepting contributions and releasing further models. The documentation separates anonymous free requests from funded-workspace features such as URL extraction. This makes account requirements depend on the operation being requested rather than on a generic claim that every feature is free.[2][3]
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classifier.devclassifier.devA documented HTTP service for text classification and structured answers.
Read the simplest text-and-labels request and its response before the batch options. Basic HTTP and JSON knowledge is enough for the free example.
Public maintainer and launch author[1][2][3]Original source