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/example command
Get concrete examples of a concept
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Get concrete examples of a concept
At a glance
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Command | /example |
| Usage | `/example [--type=real |
| Category | learning |
| Execution | server |
| Context | pok |
| Response type | markdown |
| Active PoK required | yes |
Parameters
- concept (required) — Concept to get examples for
Examples
/example overfitting
/example CNN --type=code
/example regularization --count=3
How it works
The example command generates concrete examples to illustrate a concept.
How it works:
- Enter a concept and optionally choose the example type and count
- The AI creates concrete, illustrative examples
- Examples are tailored to the type you select
Parameters:
- concept (required): The topic or concept to illustrate
- --type (optional): Type of examples — real (real-world), code (programming), visual (descriptive/diagrammatic), numeric (with numbers/data). Default: real
- --count (optional): Number of examples to generate (1-5). Default: 1
Tips:
- Use
--type=codefor programming-related concepts - Use
--count=3to see multiple angles on the same concept - Pair with
/counter-exampleto also see when the concept does NOT apply
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