Using Jev as a routing layer cuts agent costs to one-ninth
Adding a Jev typed-decision layer in front of a dots agent sends 90% of events to cheap canned answers and only wakes gpt-6 for 10%, cutting daily cost from $230 to $26.
this blue dot? that's your 24/7 agent f**king thinking about nothing. 2,880 times a day... one dots call on gpt-6 astra reasons at roughly $0.08. 2,880 × $0.08 = ~$230/day. ~$6,900/month to overthink mostly noise. so i wedged jev in front of dots as a typed decision layer. → jev types every event in <40ms (noise / routine / decision) → 90% get a typed canned answer, ~$0.001 each → 10% wake dots with context and a hard budget cap → night mode: anything risky stays a draft until morning → one audit log of every think / don't think call not a smarter model. a cheaper router that decides when the smart one wakes up. $230/day → $26/day. roughly 9x cheaper, same agent, same job. that blob is the shape of money you don't have to burn. full dots + jev build in the article below ↓
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