Jev opens to everyone: typed decisions instead of parsing text
Jev never writes paragraphs, returning typed decisions like Choice, Score and Noul with confidence levels; the author uses an email-routing agent to show how to call it and its pricing.
Jev is now open to everyone. Here's what it actually is. AI models read your text and write text back. Then your code has to parse that text and hope it's in the right shape. Jev skips that. It reads plain text or JSON, but it never writes a paragraph. It answers with typed decisions your code can use directly. Say you are building an email agent and this lands in the inbox: "Loved the demo! Can you send pricing? We want to start next week." You give it to Jev and ask: – Which team should get this? (a choice) – How excited is this person, 0 to 10? (a score) – Is this a hot lead? (yes/no with a probability) It answers all of it in one go, in about 70 to 500 milliseconds, with a confidence level on every answer. So your code can act when it's sure and send it to a human when it's not. Think of it as an AI you call like a function, not one you chat with. Super cheap: input costs $0.042 per million tokens. Output is free.
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