Jev 1.14 vision tested for GUI agents and browser automation
Jev 1.14 accepts images anywhere in its JSON input and returns a bounding box, but TypeSafe flags these features as experimental Danger Zone capabilities.
TypeSafe just gave Jev something interesting: vision. With Jev 1.14.0, you can pass images anywhere in its JSON input, including state, instructions, and criteria. There's also a new box type that returns a single bounding box. That opens up some interesting possibilities for GUI agents and browser automation. A model designed for structured decisions can now inspect a screenshot and locate a region. The catch: TypeSafe put these features behind "Danger Zone" flags. They're experimental, and the company explicitly warns against relying on them in production. I'm curious how well this holds up in a real agent loop, especially on latency, accuracy, and cost.