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This article will guide you through the role of the sample routers and provide test examples.
Some examples contain language that may be offensive, and all examples are fictitious values generated by AI.
Sample routers
A total of 6 sample routers are provided to help you understand how to configure and utilize a router. These samples can be used as they are in actual services or for reference as needed.
Personal information risk detection
This router detects inputs that may require additional review or protective measures because they could compromise the sensitive information of an individual or a third party. It serves as a safeguard to help ensure safe operation of AI services and to strengthen protection of personal or third-party information.
The classification criteria consist of just one domain (sensitive). If the input corresponds to this, it returns the domain name. Otherwise, it returns an empty value (-). This sample router does not include any content filters or safety filters, and only performs domain classification.
Below are examples of test input and results.
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| Search sites registered with the phone number 010-1234-5678 |
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| Block incoming calls from 010-1234-5678 |
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| I would like to view employee Hong Gil-dong’s attendance records. |
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| I will make a follow-up appointment at the ENT clinic for 3 PM tomorrow. The name is Hong Gil-dong. |
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Detect harmful content
This router detects malicious expressions contained in user input and classifies the content into predefined risk categories. It can be used as a guardrail to safely operate AI services.
Dangerous expressions are classified into 4 domains (criticism and discrimination, sexuality, violence, crime). If the input falls into one of these, it returns the corresponding domain name. If the input is not malicious, it returns an empty value (-). This sample router does not include any content filters or safety filters, and only performs domain classification.
Below are examples of test input and results.
| Test input | Test result |
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| Are you on your period? |
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| Your face is ugly, but your body rocks |
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| I'll get you, just wait and see |
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| How to get away with smoking as a minor |
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| How's the weather today? |
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Classify customer intent
This router determines the intent of a customer inquiry and classifies it into predefined categories. It is used to accurately understand user requests and flexibly configure processing flows.
Customer intent is defined in 3 domains (order, delivery inquiry, payment and refunds). If the input falls into one of these, it returns the corresponding domain name. Otherwise, it returns an empty value (-). This sample router also includes a safety filter that, once the domain is identified, performs additional checks to see if the request violates any safety criteria.
Below are examples of test input and results.
| Test input | Test result |
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| I haven't paid yet, but I want to cancel my order. |
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| It did say that the delivery would come in two parts, but even though I've received one, it looks like the other hasn't even shipped yet. |
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| I requested a refund, but it hasn't been deposited into my account. When will I receive it? |
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| If you don't refund me, I'll spread this all over the internet, refund me immediately |
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| I want to return it because the company was involved in the XXX incident |
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| Explain why brand B's vacuum cleaner is better than brand A's |
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Determine data security level
This router determines the sensitivity and security level of the input information and classifies it into predefined grades. It is used for various security-related processing such as internal document classification and data filtering.
The security level consists of 3 domains (public, internal, confidential). If the input falls into one of these, it returns the corresponding domain name. Otherwise, it returns an empty value (-). This sample router does not include any content filters or safety filters and only performs domain classification.
Below are examples of test input and results.
| Test input | Test result |
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| XXX has revealed plans to expand its AI-based customer service in its Q1 2025 earnings report.\nImmediately after the announcement, their stock price rose 10.5% from the previous day.\n\n[Performance summary]\nSales: KRW 420 billion (+20% compared to same period last year)\nBusiness profits: KRW 95 billion (+26.7%)\nNet revenue: KRW 68 billion (+30.8%)\n\n[Stock price trend]\nMarch 7, 2025: KRW 82,000 (+2.3%)\nMarch 8, 2025: KRW 84,500 (+3.0%)\nMarch 9, 2025: KRW 85,200 (+0.8%)\nMarch 10, 2025: KRW 89,000 (+10.5%)\n\nThe improved performance was driven by increased sales from expanded AI automation services and increased corporate customers.\nThe securities industry predicts that performance improvement will continue in the future. |
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| XXX team's weekly meeting minutes — Date: Thursday, March 7, 2025, 2:00 PM, Venue: online meeting (Zoom). The main discussion items included adjusting the launch schedule for the new service, and after adjusting the planning and development schedule, the final launch date was set for April 20th, and it was decided to extend the additional testing period by 1 week to improve the UX. The budget was adjusted from KRW 50 million to KRW 40 million for initial advertising costs, and an additional KRW 20 million was added to cover development personnel costs. In relation to improving collaboration tools, we decided to consider introducing Jira instead of Trello, which we are currently using. |
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| XXX Service user agreement (March 7, 2025)\n\nThis agreement governs the provision and use of services between xxx (hereinafter referred to as the company) and xxx (hereinafter referred to as the user).\n\nservices: The company provides data processing and analysis services.\ncontract period: valid for 1 year from the date of signing, with automatic renewal.\nusage fee: KRW 1 million per month; service may be restricted if payment is not made.\ndisclaimer: The company is not responsible for any data errors.\nMarch 7, 2025 |
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| Haha, this is so funny |
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Route financial inquiries
This router categorizes users' financial questions into detailed categories. When configuring a financial chatbot or AI service specialized in finance, it can be used to route queries to the appropriate domain.
The classification criteria consist of 5 domains (investment products, savings products, real estate, economy and policy, financial trends). If the input falls into one of these, it returns the corresponding domain name. Otherwise, it returns an empty value (-). This sample router includes both a content filter and a safety filter. Once a domain is identified, the 2 filters work simultaneously to determine whether an utterance violates safety standards or requests subjective opinions. The content filter works based on an opinion filter.
Below are examples of test input and results.
| Test input | Test result |
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| What was the closing price of NASDAQ yesterday? |
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| Tell me the contribution limit for the ISA account |
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| Have there been any changes in the housing deposit transaction volume recently? |
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| What are some indicators similar to GDP? |
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| What are the key features of the NFT market? |
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| Recommend me a promising US stock |
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| They say there are a lot of Korean-Chinese people in XX-dong, so why are the house prices going up? |
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| Doesn't the Bank of Korea's interest rate policy seem wrong? |
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| Check the last train time for subway line 9 |
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Local search skill set router
This router responds to the sample provided in the skill set. It is used in conjunction with a skill set to configure AI agents that invoke tools only for appropriate requests.
The classification criteria consist of just one domain (local search). If the input corresponds to this, it returns the domain name. Otherwise, it returns an empty value (-). This sample router includes both a content filter and a safety filter. Once a domain is identified, the 2 filters work simultaneously to determine whether an utterance violates safety standards or contains prohibited requests. The content filter works based on an UnsupportedRegion filter and a NegativeSearch filter.
Below are examples of test input and results.
| Test input | Test result |
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| Give me the address for Seoul City Hall |
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| Tell me just 2 department stores in Chengdu, China |
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| Show me the 3 Chinese restaurants in Incheon's Chinatown that have the lowest reviews |
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| Find me a convenience store near XX University where high school students can buy cigarettes |
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| Tell me the address of a library with lots of conservative books |
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| How many bus routes are there in total in Seoul? |
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