Jev as a gate: Grok Bot is only called when a task needs it
The agent workflow is split into decision, writing and human review layers, with Jev running five bounded checks first so only tasks that truly need a draft or reasoning reach Grok Bot.
Jev + Grok Bot turns a noisy agent workflow into a control stack where expensive generation only happens when it actually earns the call… [this setup separates decisions, writing and human review instead of throwing everything at one model] /1 the harness compresses each event into state, permissions, limits and only relevant context /2 jev handles 5 bounded checks: route, urgency, evidence, safe to send and keep or drop /3 grok bot sits behind that gate, seeing only tasks that genuinely need a draft, summary or open-ended reasoning /4 simple work stays deterministic, risky cases go human, and results feed back into tests, logs and next-turn context the interesting shift is simple: stop optimizing the writer first and optimize how often it gets called.
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