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Dynamic Learning

Logic can improve future executions based on past ones using dynamic learning. When enabled, Logic can learn from your previous executions - such as the kinds of recommendations, outputs, or patterns that performed well - and apply that knowledge to improve future responses.

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How to use Dynamic Learning

To enable dynamic learning for a document execution, add the useDynamicLearning query parameter to your request URL. The value of this parameter can be true or false. If omitted, dynamic learning is disabled by default.

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Example with useDynamicLearning

Here’s how to enable dynamic learning in different environments. 
curl -X POST 'https://api.logic.inc/2024-03-01/documents/{document_id}/executions?useDynamicLearning=true' 
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $LOGIC_API_TOKEN" 
    -H "Content-Type: application/json" 
    -d '{
        /* your input JSON here */
    }'
Replace any {id} in the example code, such as {document_id} with the ID you need for your specific API call.

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How to Isolate Dynamic Learning to a Specific Tenant

If you support multiple tenants or customers, you can scope learning behavior per tenant by adding a tenantId parameter.
Learn more about how to use the tenantId parameter in the Tenant ID section.