Unofficial field guide to TypeSafe AI's Jev

Practical Jev use cases, with working code

Jev is a "System One" model: you send a state (an email, a log line, a ticket, any JSON) plus a list of typed questions. It answers every question in parallel with a Choice, a Score, or a Noul (yes/no) value, each backed by probabilities, instead of generated text. Your code branches on those answers and uses confidence to decide when to act and when to escalate.

state
{
  "subject": "Charged twice this month",
  "body": "Hi, I see two charges of $49 on my
    card for September. Can you refund one?"
}
answers · 3 questions, 1 request
queuechoicebilling
  • billing0.95
  • technical0.02
  • account_access0.01
  • sales0.01
  • other0.01
confidence0.90
frustrationscore0.45
  • 0 · Calm0.60
  • 1 · Frustrated0.35
  • 2 · Very angry0.05
confidence0.62
is_outage_reportnoul0.02
noyes
Illustrative numbers in the documented response shape. Worked through in the support ticket routing use case.

Jev use cases

Question type
Industry

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Go to the source

This is an unofficial community site. API details change, so treat theofficial TypeSafe documentation as the source of truth, starting with theHTTP API reference and the list of known Jev limitations.

Read the official Jev docs