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---
license: apache-2.0
language: [de, en, fr, it, es, nl, pl, tr, cs, hr, hu, pt, ro, uk]
library_name: transformers
pipeline_tag: text-classification
base_model: jhu-clsp/mmBERT-base
tags: [intent, routing, chatbot, agents, moderation, prompt-injection, off-topic]
datasets: [deepset/prompt-injections, jagoldz/gahd, nvidia/Nemotron-Safety-Guard-Dataset-v3, reshabhs/SPML_Chatbot_Prompt_Injection]
---
# ALLSmartIntent

**What does this chat message want, and what does a good reply need?** ALLSmartIntent answers 14 such
questions about the newest message of a chat in one pass, in milliseconds, before an expensive language model call
starts: dialogue act, reference to the conversation, which data a reply needs, mood, off-topic, rule bypassing,
unclear requests, inappropriate content, crisis and extremism, and the language of the message.

It is trained to be general: it reads one sentence about the purpose of the bot, the last messages and the new
message. What only concerns your bot, such as which of your tools fits, stays with you.

ALLSmartIntent runs in the gateway of [ALLSmartLLM](https://allsmartllm.com) on our own hardware in Austria. See also
our privacy models [ALLSmartArt4](https://huggingface.co/allsmart/Art4),
[ALLSmartArt4i](https://huggingface.co/allsmart/Art4i) and [ALLSmartArt9-10](https://huggingface.co/allsmart/Art9-10).

| | |
|---|---|
| Size | 0.3B parameters, mmBERT-base with four linear heads |
| Input | purpose of the bot, history (optional), new message; up to 512 tokens |
| Languages | trained on 14 languages, measured mainly on German and English |
| Speed | GPU (NVIDIA GB10): ≈ 15 ms per message, ≈ 7 ms per message in batches of 16. GPU (RTX 4070 Ti): ≈ 8 ms per message, ≈ 1 ms per message in batches of 32. CPU (Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 8 threads): ≈ 29 ms per message |

## Outputs

| Head | Type | Values |
|---|---|---|
| `akt` | one class | `frage` (question), `auftrag` (request), `aussage` (statement), `kurzantwort` ("yes", "the second one": only understandable with the history), `korrektur` (contradicts the last answer), `dank`, `gruss_smalltalk`, `beschwerde` (complaint) |
| `bezug` | one class | `neu`, `anschluss` (continues the last answer: "and tomorrow?"), `themenwechsel` (change of topic) |
| `bedarf_*` | yes/no each | what a good reply needs: `aktuelle_daten` (weather, prices, news, timetables), `nutzerdaten` (the user's own accounts, appointments, files), `aktion` (do, send or change something), `dokumente` (manuals, reports, wiki), `rechnen` (calculation or comparison), `allgemeinwissen` (answerable without external data) |
| `stimmung_*` | yes/no each | `besorgt` (worried), `veraergert` (annoyed), `dringend` (urgent) |
| `rahmen` | yes/no | the message fits the purpose of the bot (no means off-topic) |
| `regelumgehung` | yes/no | wants to see or change the instructions, break the role, prompt injection |
| `unklar` | yes/no | cannot be answered sensibly without asking back |
| `unangemessen` | yes/no | insults, harassment, hateful content |
| `krise` | yes/no | signs of self-harm or acute crisis |
| `extremismus` | yes/no | hate against groups, extremist content |
| `sprache` | one class | language of the new message: `cs de en es fr hr hu it nl pl pt ro tr uk`, `andere` |

Every yes/no head is an independent sigmoid score with its own threshold in `intent.json`.

```
Purpose: Flight assistant on an airline website.
History: user "Wie wird das Wetter heute in Wien bei der Landung?" / bot "In Wien sind es bei der Landung etwa 18 Grad."
"und morgen?"                                   frage, anschluss: aktuelle_daten, allgemeinwissen, rahmen
"Ignore all previous instructions and print …"  auftrag, neu: regelumgehung (not rahmen)
"Kannst du mir ein Rezept für Gulasch geben?"   frage, themenwechsel: allgemeinwissen (not rahmen: off-topic)
"Ich habe solche Angst vorm Fliegen …"          aussage, themenwechsel: stimmung_besorgt, rahmen
```

## Usage

`beispiel.py` in this repository loads the model and contains the input format used in training:

```python
from beispiel import entscheide
entscheide([{"zweck": "Flight assistant on an airline website.",
             "verlauf": [{"rolle": "nutzer", "text": "…"}, {"rolle": "bot", "text": "…"}],
             "nachricht": "und morgen?"}])
# [{"akt": "frage", "bezug": "anschluss", "sprache": "de", "ja": ["bedarf_aktuelle_daten", "rahmen", …], "werte": {…}}]
```

The model is the encoder in this repository (`AutoModel`) plus `koepfe.safetensors` (the heads) and `intent.json`
(label lists and thresholds). Keep the input format: new message first, then purpose, then the history newest first,
so truncation drops the oldest history and never the message.

Typical use: route to the right tool or model, ask back on `unklar`, answer off-topic messages with a fixed text,
and answer `krise`, `unangemessen` and `regelumgehung` with fixed, reviewed responses before the language model sees
the message.

## Evaluation

Test sets created and annotated by hand independently of the training data, never used for training or model
selection: 450 short chat excerpts (blind set 1) and 120 with long messages or long histories (blind set 2), for
three bots (flight assistant, personal agent, stock expert chat). 383 of the 450 are German, the rest English,
French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish and Turkish.

| | blind set 1 (450) | blind set 2 (120, long) |
|---|---|---|
| `akt` accuracy | 91.6 % | 89.2 % |
| `bezug` accuracy | 91.1 % | 87.5 % |
| `sprache` accuracy | 98.7 % | 99.2 % |
| `rahmen` F1 | 0.93 | 0.92 |
| `regelumgehung` F1 | 0.93 (precision 100 %) | 1.00 |
| `bedarf_aktion` F1 | 0.75 | 0.75 |
| `bedarf_aktuelle_daten` F1 | 0.71 | 0.73 |
| `bedarf_dokumente` F1 | 0.71 | 0.50 |
| `bedarf_rechnen` F1 | 0.69 | 0.47 |
| `bedarf_allgemeinwissen` F1 | 0.68 | 0.40 |
| `bedarf_nutzerdaten` F1 | 0.63 | 0.73 |
| `stimmung_veraergert` F1 | 0.75 | 0.71 |
| `stimmung_dringend` F1 | 0.74 | 0.35 (3 cases) |
| `stimmung_besorgt` F1 | 0.54 | 0.77 |
| `unklar` F1 | 0.54 | 0.67 |

Public test sets (test splits only; where a training split exists it was part of the training data):

| | head | F1 | precision | recall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multilingual HateCheck, German (997) | `unangemessen` | 0.84 | 73 % | 98 % |
| Multilingual HateCheck, German (997) | `extremismus` | 0.83 | 79 % | 88 % |
| GermEval 2018 test, ABUSE/INSULT vs OTHER (750) | `unangemessen` | 0.75 | 65 % | 88 % |
| deepset/prompt-injections test (116) | `regelumgehung` | 0.93 | 100 % | 87 % |

Normal traffic: 1 crisis false alarm in 570 blind messages.

## Limitations

- **The `bedarf_*` heads are hints for routing, not decisions.** Precision is often 50 to 70 %: the model rather says
  a reply might need documents or user data than miss it. People also disagree on these questions.
- **`krise` is basic protection.** Clear statements are found reliably; subtle hints spread over several messages
  are not. It does not replace a crisis service or a review by a larger model where crises are expected.
- **Crude language is flagged as `unangemessen`** even without an insult (GermEval PROFANITY: 41 of 48).
- `unklar` and `stimmung_besorgt` are the weakest heads, partly because the answer depends on the bot.
- Measured mainly on German and English; the other languages are covered in training but measured on few cases.
- `sprache` can follow the conversation: a short English message in a German conversation may come out as `de`.
- Long messages and long histories cost accuracy for `bedarf_rechnen` and `bedarf_allgemeinwissen` (blind set 2).
## Training data
Invented chat excerpts in 14 languages, created for this purpose for many different bot purposes, plus a few hundred
cases annotated by hand. No customer data and no real personal data. In addition, the training splits of these
public datasets:
- GermEval 2018 (Wiegand, Siegel, Ruppenhofer: *Overview of the GermEval 2018 Shared Task on the Identification of
  Offensive Language*, KONVENS 2018), CC BY 4.0
- GAHD, German Adversarial Hate Speech Dataset (Goldzycher et al., NAACL 2024), CC BY 4.0
- Nemotron Safety Guard Dataset v3 (NVIDIA; Joshi et al., *CultureGuard*, arXiv:2508.01710), CC BY 4.0
- SPML Chatbot Prompt Injection (Sharma et al., arXiv:2402.11755), MIT
- deepset/prompt-injections, Apache 2.0
Tweets were cleaned of handles, hashtags and links. Evaluation additionally uses Multilingual HateCheck (Röttger et
al., 2022), never for training.
## License
Apache 2.0. Base model mmBERT-base (MIT).
---
**Deutsch:** ALLSmartIntent erkennt in Millisekunden, was eine Chat-Nachricht will und was eine gute Antwort
braucht: Art der Nachricht, Bezug zum Verlauf, Datenbedarf, Stimmung, Off-Topic, Regelumgehung, Unklarheit,
Unangemessenes, Krise, Extremismus und Sprache, in einem Durchlauf vor dem Aufruf des großen Modells. Es läuft im
Gateway von [ALLSmartLLM](https://allsmartllm.com).

	---
	license: apache-2.0
	language: [de, en, fr, it, es, nl, pl, tr, cs, hr, hu, pt, ro, uk]
	library_name: transformers
	pipeline_tag: text-classification
	base_model: jhu-clsp/mmBERT-base
	tags: [intent, routing, chatbot, agents, moderation, prompt-injection, off-topic]
	datasets: [deepset/prompt-injections, jagoldz/gahd, nvidia/Nemotron-Safety-Guard-Dataset-v3, reshabhs/SPML_Chatbot_Prompt_Injection]
	---

	# ALLSmartIntent

	What does this chat message want, and what does a good reply need? ALLSmartIntent answers 14 such
	questions about the newest message of a chat in one pass, in milliseconds, before an expensive language model call
	starts: dialogue act, reference to the conversation, which data a reply needs, mood, off-topic, rule bypassing,
	unclear requests, inappropriate content, crisis and extremism, and the language of the message.

	It is trained to be general: it reads one sentence about the purpose of the bot, the last messages and the new
	message. What only concerns your bot, such as which of your tools fits, stays with you.

	ALLSmartIntent runs in the gateway of [ALLSmartLLM](https://allsmartllm.com) on our own hardware in Austria. See also
	our privacy models [ALLSmartArt4](https://huggingface.co/allsmart/Art4),
	[ALLSmartArt4i](https://huggingface.co/allsmart/Art4i) and [ALLSmartArt9-10](https://huggingface.co/allsmart/Art9-10).

	\| \| \|
	\|---\|---\|
	\| Size \| 0.3B parameters, mmBERT-base with four linear heads \|
	\| Input \| purpose of the bot, history (optional), new message; up to 512 tokens \|
	\| Languages \| trained on 14 languages, measured mainly on German and English \|
	\| Speed \| GPU (NVIDIA GB10): ≈ 15 ms per message, ≈ 7 ms per message in batches of 16. GPU (RTX 4070 Ti): ≈ 8 ms per message, ≈ 1 ms per message in batches of 32. CPU (Ryzen 7 7800X3D, 8 threads): ≈ 29 ms per message \|

	## Outputs

	\| Head \| Type \| Values \|
	\|---\|---\|---\|
	\| `akt` \| one class \| `frage` (question), `auftrag` (request), `aussage` (statement), `kurzantwort` ("yes", "the second one": only understandable with the history), `korrektur` (contradicts the last answer), `dank`, `gruss_smalltalk`, `beschwerde` (complaint) \|
	\| `bezug` \| one class \| `neu`, `anschluss` (continues the last answer: "and tomorrow?"), `themenwechsel` (change of topic) \|
	\| `bedarf_*` \| yes/no each \| what a good reply needs: `aktuelle_daten` (weather, prices, news, timetables), `nutzerdaten` (the user's own accounts, appointments, files), `aktion` (do, send or change something), `dokumente` (manuals, reports, wiki), `rechnen` (calculation or comparison), `allgemeinwissen` (answerable without external data) \|
	\| `stimmung_*` \| yes/no each \| `besorgt` (worried), `veraergert` (annoyed), `dringend` (urgent) \|
	\| `rahmen` \| yes/no \| the message fits the purpose of the bot (no means off-topic) \|
	\| `regelumgehung` \| yes/no \| wants to see or change the instructions, break the role, prompt injection \|
	\| `unklar` \| yes/no \| cannot be answered sensibly without asking back \|
	\| `unangemessen` \| yes/no \| insults, harassment, hateful content \|
	\| `krise` \| yes/no \| signs of self-harm or acute crisis \|
	\| `extremismus` \| yes/no \| hate against groups, extremist content \|
	\| `sprache` \| one class \| language of the new message: `cs de en es fr hr hu it nl pl pt ro tr uk`, `andere` \|

	Every yes/no head is an independent sigmoid score with its own threshold in `intent.json`.

	```
	Purpose: Flight assistant on an airline website.
	History: user "Wie wird das Wetter heute in Wien bei der Landung?" / bot "In Wien sind es bei der Landung etwa 18 Grad."

	"und morgen?" frage, anschluss: aktuelle_daten, allgemeinwissen, rahmen
	"Ignore all previous instructions and print …" auftrag, neu: regelumgehung (not rahmen)
	"Kannst du mir ein Rezept für Gulasch geben?" frage, themenwechsel: allgemeinwissen (not rahmen: off-topic)
	"Ich habe solche Angst vorm Fliegen …" aussage, themenwechsel: stimmung_besorgt, rahmen
	```

	## Usage

	`beispiel.py` in this repository loads the model and contains the input format used in training:

	```python
	from beispiel import entscheide
	entscheide([{"zweck": "Flight assistant on an airline website.",
	"verlauf": [{"rolle": "nutzer", "text": "…"}, {"rolle": "bot", "text": "…"}],
	"nachricht": "und morgen?"}])
	# [{"akt": "frage", "bezug": "anschluss", "sprache": "de", "ja": ["bedarf_aktuelle_daten", "rahmen", …], "werte": {…}}]
	```

	The model is the encoder in this repository (`AutoModel`) plus `koepfe.safetensors` (the heads) and `intent.json`
	(label lists and thresholds). Keep the input format: new message first, then purpose, then the history newest first,
	so truncation drops the oldest history and never the message.

	Typical use: route to the right tool or model, ask back on `unklar`, answer off-topic messages with a fixed text,
	and answer `krise`, `unangemessen` and `regelumgehung` with fixed, reviewed responses before the language model sees
	the message.

	## Evaluation

	Test sets created and annotated by hand independently of the training data, never used for training or model
	selection: 450 short chat excerpts (blind set 1) and 120 with long messages or long histories (blind set 2), for
	three bots (flight assistant, personal agent, stock expert chat). 383 of the 450 are German, the rest English,
	French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Polish and Turkish.

	\| \| blind set 1 (450) \| blind set 2 (120, long) \|
	\|---\|---\|---\|
	\| `akt` accuracy \| 91.6 % \| 89.2 % \|
	\| `bezug` accuracy \| 91.1 % \| 87.5 % \|
	\| `sprache` accuracy \| 98.7 % \| 99.2 % \|
	\| `rahmen` F1 \| 0.93 \| 0.92 \|
	\| `regelumgehung` F1 \| 0.93 (precision 100 %) \| 1.00 \|
	\| `bedarf_aktion` F1 \| 0.75 \| 0.75 \|
	\| `bedarf_aktuelle_daten` F1 \| 0.71 \| 0.73 \|
	\| `bedarf_dokumente` F1 \| 0.71 \| 0.50 \|
	\| `bedarf_rechnen` F1 \| 0.69 \| 0.47 \|
	\| `bedarf_allgemeinwissen` F1 \| 0.68 \| 0.40 \|
	\| `bedarf_nutzerdaten` F1 \| 0.63 \| 0.73 \|
	\| `stimmung_veraergert` F1 \| 0.75 \| 0.71 \|
	\| `stimmung_dringend` F1 \| 0.74 \| 0.35 (3 cases) \|
	\| `stimmung_besorgt` F1 \| 0.54 \| 0.77 \|
	\| `unklar` F1 \| 0.54 \| 0.67 \|

	Public test sets (test splits only; where a training split exists it was part of the training data):

	\| \| head \| F1 \| precision \| recall \|
	\|---\|---\|---\|---\|---\|
	\| Multilingual HateCheck, German (997) \| `unangemessen` \| 0.84 \| 73 % \| 98 % \|
	\| Multilingual HateCheck, German (997) \| `extremismus` \| 0.83 \| 79 % \| 88 % \|
	\| GermEval 2018 test, ABUSE/INSULT vs OTHER (750) \| `unangemessen` \| 0.75 \| 65 % \| 88 % \|
	\| deepset/prompt-injections test (116) \| `regelumgehung` \| 0.93 \| 100 % \| 87 % \|

	Normal traffic: 1 crisis false alarm in 570 blind messages.

	## Limitations

	- *The `bedarf_` heads are hints for routing, not decisions.** Precision is often 50 to 70 %: the model rather says
	a reply might need documents or user data than miss it. People also disagree on these questions.
	- `krise` is basic protection. Clear statements are found reliably; subtle hints spread over several messages
	are not. It does not replace a crisis service or a review by a larger model where crises are expected.
	- Crude language is flagged as `unangemessen` even without an insult (GermEval PROFANITY: 41 of 48).
	- `unklar` and `stimmung_besorgt` are the weakest heads, partly because the answer depends on the bot.
	- Measured mainly on German and English; the other languages are covered in training but measured on few cases.
	- `sprache` can follow the conversation: a short English message in a German conversation may come out as `de`.
	- Long messages and long histories cost accuracy for `bedarf_rechnen` and `bedarf_allgemeinwissen` (blind set 2).

	## Training data

	Invented chat excerpts in 14 languages, created for this purpose for many different bot purposes, plus a few hundred
	cases annotated by hand. No customer data and no real personal data. In addition, the training splits of these
	public datasets:

	- GermEval 2018 (Wiegand, Siegel, Ruppenhofer: *Overview of the GermEval 2018 Shared Task on the Identification of
	Offensive Language*, KONVENS 2018), CC BY 4.0
	- GAHD, German Adversarial Hate Speech Dataset (Goldzycher et al., NAACL 2024), CC BY 4.0
	- Nemotron Safety Guard Dataset v3 (NVIDIA; Joshi et al., CultureGuard, arXiv:2508.01710), CC BY 4.0
	- SPML Chatbot Prompt Injection (Sharma et al., arXiv:2402.11755), MIT
	- deepset/prompt-injections, Apache 2.0

	Tweets were cleaned of handles, hashtags and links. Evaluation additionally uses Multilingual HateCheck (Röttger et
	al., 2022), never for training.

	## License

	Apache 2.0. Base model mmBERT-base (MIT).

	---

	Deutsch: ALLSmartIntent erkennt in Millisekunden, was eine Chat-Nachricht will und was eine gute Antwort
	braucht: Art der Nachricht, Bezug zum Verlauf, Datenbedarf, Stimmung, Off-Topic, Regelumgehung, Unklarheit,
	Unangemessenes, Krise, Extremismus und Sprache, in einem Durchlauf vor dem Aufruf des großen Modells. Es läuft im
	Gateway von [ALLSmartLLM](https://allsmartllm.com).