Jev signal loom merges Choice, Score, and yes/no heads into one gated state
Three typed Jev heads — a choice label, a ranked score, and a yes/no with confidence — merge into one state, with anything under 0.85 dropped to human review before code acts.
WHOEVER LEAKED THIS JEV SIGNAL LOOM SHOULD BE WRITING THE WHITE PAPER I thought asking an agent a question meant prompting the model, waiting for a sentence, and parsing it to figure out what it just said. Apparently not. This loom's setup is much more interesting: → CHOICE head returns one label from an ordered set in 3ms, nothing else allowed, no free-form string on retry → SCORE head ranks the same set by criterion, one score per item, no "explain the ranking" prose anywhere → NOUL head answers yes/no in 4ms with a confidence, below the gate floor drops straight to human review → ONE STATE merges the three heads at 1,257 answers per second, 60 bundles 600 threads, no raw text crosses the gate → CODE acts on the gated state deterministically, flags 5 action drifts above the baseline the author never caught so you get: Choices labeled. Scores ranked. Nouls floored. Actions deterministic. the interesting part isn't making the model smarter. it's giving every question a head whose output type the code can trust. Instead of parsing one freeform answer per decision at Claude prices, you weave three typed heads at $0.42 per 10,000 decisions, 256ms median, and let the gate drop anything under 0.85. Weave the heads. Gate the state. Act in code.
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