Sorting Office
A live mailroom. Each letter is one request: Clef reads it once and answers every question about it together. You decide how sure it has to be before it acts on its own.
8decisions in one pass
–ms to decide, typical
–tokens read per letter
–ms there and back from you
0letters sorted
Mailroom busy, slowing intake
Wax seal, how urgent: lownormalhighurgent Click any letter, chute, the desk or the shredder to look inside.
Your desk
Letters Clef wasn’t sure enough about. Click one to pick it up, then route it yourself.
How much can it handle alone?
Solid lines are your session; dashed lines are the test run. Click or drag on the chart to move the threshold.
- Handled automatically
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- Right, of those
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- For a person
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- Right with nothing held back
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- Shredded
- 0
Measured on 0 letters with an answer key, each counted once.
Flow
- letters a second
- 0.0
- being read now
- 0
- most at once
- 0
- waiting
- 0
- ms median round trip
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- ms 95th percentile
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Time per letter
Round trip from your browser, in ms, for the latest 200 letters. Click a bar to see them.
Where letters belong, and where they went
Rows are the answer key, columns are Clef’s pick, over 0 letters. Brass is right; red is a mistake. Click a square to read them.
Every answer, checked
Each question Clef answered, against the answer key. The thin mark is the test run.
Does sure mean right?
Across: how sure Clef was. Up: how often it was right. The line is perfect honesty.