A spreadsheet column that thinks
Pick a question in the column header and it fills in, row by row, with an answer and a confidence. Type your own rows straight into the sheet.
Try this: Click the empty row at the bottom, type a ticket of your own and press Enter. Then change the column header and watch every row refill.
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the question this column asks
How time-sensitive is this conversation?
Switching the header re-runs every row against a different question. The rows never change; only what you asked does.
editing the sheet
Click any message and type. When you leave the cell, that row is judged again and only that row. The empty row at the bottom adds a new one: type, press Enter, keep going.
The 20 sample tickets are shown.
Every cell is answered on its own, one at a time, in this tab. A production sheet would do them in parallel - the point here is the per-row cost, which is the number in the header.