Detect PII
Reports whether the supplied text contains personally identifiable information, optionally with a per-type entity breakdown.
Request body
Text to analyse.
BCP-47 language code. Unset means auto-detect.
Global minimum recognizer score (0.0-1.0). Unset uses the provider default.
When true, the response includes a per-type entity breakdown.
Region codes selecting whole regions of coverage, e.g. "nl", "gb". Every entity type those regions cover is included, alongside the base catalog. ["all"] is exclusive. Leaving this and entities both empty also runs every region, so selecting nothing is the widest request rather than the narrowest. Empty alongside a non-empty entities stays strict. See the capabilities endpoint for the region list.
Combines with entities: the detector unions the two selections, so a request carrying both covers the regions plus the named types. Note that entities only narrows coverage when it travels alone.
The entity types to cover. A named type fires even when it belongs to a region, so a region's types can be selected individually without naming the region. Alone this is a strict allowlist; alongside regions it adds to the region coverage instead of narrowing it.
Per-entity confidence cutoff overrides. An override REPLACES the global threshold for that type and may sit above or below it: the gateway lowers the first-pass floor it sends the detector to the smallest value in the map, and every selected type carries its own cutoff, so a sub-global override detects MORE of that type without widening the rest.
This only tunes confidence; it never changes which types are covered. Coverage is decided by entities alone, so every key here must also appear in entities — a key that does not is rejected, as is any key at all when entities is empty.
Declarative [0,1] bound mirrors existing constraint on threshold.
Response
OK
Per-entity-type counts. Populated only when include_entities was set.
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