nlp_deterministic
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Classify and extract from text WITHOUT an LLM — intent classification (lexical overlap + local embedding), entity extraction (regex/gazetteers for urls/emails/ips/paths/env vars/flags/numbers), and stopword-filtered keyword frequency. Deterministic, instant, 0 cloud tokens. Use instead of asking a model to classify text or extract entities, and as the routing/intent layer that keeps cheap language decisions off the LLM.
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nlp_deterministic — classify & extract without a model
Many "ask the model to classify / extract" calls don't need a model: a rule + gazetteer + local-embedding pass is deterministic, instant, 0 cloud tokens. This is the NLP half of the determinism program (alongside the combinatorial solvers): replace LLM reasoning for structured language decisions with exact, repeatable computation.
python -m skills.nlp_deterministic.cli classify "speed up my SQL" perf=fast,optimize,slow auth=login,token
python -m skills.nlp_deterministic.cli entities "GET https://x.io from 10.0.0.1 with $TOKEN --json"
python -m skills.nlp_deterministic.cli keywords "cache the cache so queries stay fast"- classify(text, intents) —
intents = {label: [keywords]}. Score = keyword recall blended with a local hash-embedding cosine ([[ingest]] embedding + [[vector_protocol]] cosine, offline). Returns the best label + per-label scores. - extract_entities(text) — regexes for urls, emails, IPs, file paths, env
vars (
$VAR/%VAR%), CLI flags (--flag), and numbers. - keywords(text) — stopword-filtered (EN+FR) frequency keyphrases.
Exposed via [[llm_mcp]] as nlp_classify and nlp_extract. Pairs with
[[auto_router]] (effort/intent before routing) and [[skill_finder]]. Deterministic
classification is the cheapest possible routing/triage layer — 0 tokens, always
the same answer.
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