make-gold or manual for textcat?

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Not at the moment – mostly because this type of logic should be pretty easy to implement using the existing interfaces and a simple custom recipe :slightly_smiling_face: See this page for an example of the choice interface. Depending on your label scheme, you can set "choice_style": "multiple" in your config to allow multiple selection, or "choice_auto_accept": true to automatically accept a task if an option was selected.

The only difference to the manual NER recipes is that a solution using the choice interface will produce more “general” data – i.e. it won’t set the "label" specifically and instead, list the options the user selected. For example, if your options have the IDs 1, 2 and 3 and the user selects the first two, the task will include "accept": [1, 2]. This should be fairly easy to convert, though. For example:

textcat_examples = []

for example in CHOICE_EXAMPLES:  # the exported examples
    for option_id in example.get('accept', []):  # iterate over accepted ids
        eg = dict(example)  # copy task
        eg['label'] = option_id  # set label
        textcat_examples.append(eg)