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docs: list the tool question type in the model card

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  **basal-2.0-max** is part of basal-2.0, a family of typed-decision models for Polish and English; it is the most accurate model of the family. Built on Bielik-PL-11B-v3.0-Instruct. Trained further from earlier basal checkpoints.
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  **What it is.** The model reads a *state* (a message, a document, retrieved passages, an agent trace, a web page as
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- JSON) and answers a typed question about it (`choice`, yes/no `noul`, `score`, `multi`, `act`) by returning a
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  **calibrated probability for each allowed answer**, in one forward pass, without generating text. The answer never falls
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  outside the options you give, and the probability says how sure the model is. Because the classes are described in the
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  request, one model serves many tasks without retraining: routing, rule and policy checks, questions about long
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  - **Good for:** routing messages and documents to one of the options you describe; yes/no checks of rules and policies;
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  urgency and risk scores; questions about long documents and retrieved passages (is the answer there, is it relevant);
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- judging answers; choosing an agent's next action or tool; triage that hands uncertain cases to a person (an `act`
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  question with a defer action and `max_error`).
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  - **Languages:** Polish and English (the state and the question may be in either).
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  - **Not for:** writing text or chatting (the model only picks among the options you give); facts that are not in the
 
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  **basal-2.0-max** is part of basal-2.0, a family of typed-decision models for Polish and English; it is the most accurate model of the family. Built on Bielik-PL-11B-v3.0-Instruct. Trained further from earlier basal checkpoints.
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  **What it is.** The model reads a *state* (a message, a document, retrieved passages, an agent trace, a web page as
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+ JSON) and answers a typed question about it (`choice`, yes/no `noul`, `score`, `multi`, `act`, `tool`) by returning a
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  **calibrated probability for each allowed answer**, in one forward pass, without generating text. The answer never falls
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  outside the options you give, and the probability says how sure the model is. Because the classes are described in the
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  request, one model serves many tasks without retraining: routing, rule and policy checks, questions about long
 
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  - **Good for:** routing messages and documents to one of the options you describe; yes/no checks of rules and policies;
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  urgency and risk scores; questions about long documents and retrieved passages (is the answer there, is it relevant);
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+ judging answers; choosing an agent's next action or tool (a `tool` question over OpenAI or MCP tool definitions picks the tool, not its arguments); triage that hands uncertain cases to a person (an `act`
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  question with a defer action and `max_error`).
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  - **Languages:** Polish and English (the state and the question may be in either).
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  - **Not for:** writing text or chatting (the model only picks among the options you give); facts that are not in the