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Basic Duplicate Detection
Simple 3-request example demonstrating core duplicate detection. Identifies that 'Slack integration' and 'Integrate with Slack' are semantically identical while keeping 'Dark mode' separate. Shows confidence scoring and demand ranking.
Input
What you provide to the skill
Deduplicate these feature requests: request_id,title,description,source,customer
1,Slack integration,Need Slack notifications,email,AcmeCorp
2,Integrate with Slack,Slack for team alerts,support,BetaCo
3,Dark mode,Add dark theme option,email,GammaCorp
Output
What the skill generates for you
Step 1 - Data Loading
Loaded 3 requests. Required columns present: request_id, title, description, source, customer.
Step 2 - Duplicate Analysis
Found 1 duplicate cluster(s):
Cluster 1: Slack Integration (Confidence: 92%)
- Request #1: “Slack integration” (email, AcmeCorp)
- Request #2: “Integrate with Slack” (support, BetaCo)
- Reasoning: All requests mention Slack integration/notifications for team alerts with high semantic similarity
Step 3 - Deduplicated List
Total unique requests: 2 (down from 3)
-
Slack Integration (2 mentions)
- Sources: support, email
- Customers: AcmeCorp, BetaCo
-
Dark Mode (1 mention)
- Sources: email
- Customers: GammaCorp
Step 4 - Theme Clustering
- Integrations & Notifications (1 request, 50%)
- UI/UX Enhancements (1 request, 50%)
Step 5 - True Demand Ranking
- Slack Integration - 2 customers
- Dark Mode - 1 customer
Insight: Without deduplication, Slack appeared as 2 separate requests. After consolidation, it’s clearly top priority with 2 distinct customers requesting the same feature.
About This Skill
Deduplicate and cluster feature requests from multiple sources. Identifies duplicates using semantic similarity, merges related requests, clusters into themes, and reveals true demand signals.
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