- You define what the AI should extract or summarize
- You configure a set of fields, each with:
- Field Name
- Field Type
- Field Description (used as guidance to the model)
- Whether the field is a list of values or a single value
How to Use
1. Create an Instruction
Each instruction represents a task description for table generation. Example:Summarize each document for identifying key topics and legal issues discussed.You can also set a priority for this instruction to control execution order if multiple instructions are defined.
2. Define Fields
For each instruction, define fields that should be populated in the output table. Each field includes:Output
Once configured, the system will:- Go through every document in the dataset.
- Use the field descriptions as natural language prompts to generate content for each field.
- Output the result as a structured table, with one row per document and columns for each defined field.
Notes & Best Practices
- Use clear, descriptive language in field descriptions – this acts as the prompt for the model.
- Use “Is List” for fields like recipients to ensure multiple values are correctly extracted.
- Use multiple fields to break up different aspects of the summary (e.g., “Summary” vs. “Legal Issue” vs. “Entities”)
- Limit the total number of fields to be fewer than 50 per model.
- Currently the model is limited to generate 4K tokens (~2.8K words) per model.