classify

Applies classification rules to documents and assigns document classes with weighted confidence scores. Without flags, classifies all unclassified documents. Use --document to classify a single document or --show to view existing classifications.

Usage

bash

unsterwerx classify [OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Short	Type	Default	Description
`--document`		UUID		Classify a single document
`--show`		UUID		Show existing classification for a document

Examples

Classify all documents

bash

unsterwerx classify

Classification Summary
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  Documents classified:    1122
  Rules applied:              6
  Errors:                     0
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Classify a single document

bash

unsterwerx classify --document a1b2c3d4-...

Show classification for a document

bash

unsterwerx classify --show a1b2c3d4-...

Classifications for a1b2c3d4...
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  cv              (62%) via rule 'seed-cv' at 2026-02-25
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Notes

Classification requires documents to be in canonical status (text extracted). Documents in ingested status are skipped.
Confidence percentages reflect how strongly the document matches the rule's patterns (filename + content regex).
Rules with match_all: true require both filename and content patterns to match.
Classification respects scoped rules. When classifying a single document with --document, only rules matching the document's scope chain (global + its org/division/user) are applied. Batch classification applies the same scope filtering per document.
Use unsterwerx rules list to see active classification rules.
Use unsterwerx rules add to create new classification rules.