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To get inputs containing email, I filtered out any form input with type, class, name, or id = email (equivalent to the CSS selector input[type=email],input[class=email],input[id=email], which is what I fed the HTML parser). This is a rather conservative estimate, since it rules out e.g. class="my_email", but it was much easier to implement and can be assumed to have few false positives.
This approach is not without limitations. The balance between modes is a direct function of design choices we made, informed by recent literature (opens in new tab) and observed model behavior during training—though the boundary between modes can be imprecise as it is learned implicitly from the data distribution. Our model allows control through explicit prompting with “” or “” tokens when the user wants to override the default reasoning behavior. The 20/80 reasoning-to-non-reasoning data split may not be optimal for all domains or deployment contexts. Evaluating the ideal balance of data and the model’s ability to switch appropriately between modes remains an open problem.