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Single-source org/sphere taxonomy read by every agent

One file that defines which business or life area something belongs to, used by the email sorter, the task board and the agents alike.

built Oct 2026 updated Oct 2026 Letting AI make calls, safely

how it works

Versioned JSON with explicit human corrections (sender_rules) ranked above domain rules and 'ambiguous domains' that only hint; descriptions double as the classifier's prompt so fixing a misroute is a text edit, not a code change.

Document: A reference or runbook.

The code for this one lives in a private repo. This page explains the idea so you can build your own.

classificationprompt-as-configtaxonomy

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