Match
Which of these fits what you need?
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About
Match takes what you need and a list of candidates, then picks the one that fits.
Use it for a job vs resumes, a question vs FAQs, a product vs a shopping brief, or a lead vs your ideal customer. It returns the best match — or none, if nothing fits — plus how sure it is.
This is not “which is better.” It is “which of these is the one I asked for.”
What you can do
- match a need to the best candidate in a short list
- Return none when nothing is close enough
- See runner-up scores if you want a second look
Who it's for
Hiring, support, sales, shopping, and any workflow that pairs a request with a catalog.
How to use it
- Write the need in plain language
- Pass the candidates (max 40)
- Use the match id in your own code; treat none as “not found”
Getting started
Pass “waterproof jacket under £80” and three products. The cheap waterproof jacket should match; the evening dress should not.
Pick the candidate that fits a need you write. Returns the best match, or none if nothing fits.
- Initial release with need-to-candidate matching
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