Jev + GPT-6 Astra: a seven-step agent routing setup
The author says using GPT-6 Astra for execution and Jev for decisions produced a cheaper and faster agent system than 96% of others, and lays out a seven-step configuration process.
Jev + GPT-6 Astra is the best AI agent system I’ve ever built. CHEAPER and FASTER than 96% of the systems other people are running. Prompt → GPT-6 Astra → Jev decision → Astra execution → Result Here’s the setup in 7 steps which take just 6 minutes: Step 1 → Create a TypeSafe API key. Keep it in secure storage, never in chat. Step 2 → Add TYPESAFE_API_KEY to the environment running your Astra agent. Step 3 → Install the TypeSafe SDK there and test one routing decision. Step 4 → Have Astra build the routing layer: configuration, dry-run mode, and decision logs. Step 5 → Call Jev before browser actions, research, retries, or launching another agent. Connect each routing decision to an allowed action. Step 6 → Run in shadow mode first. Inspect the recommendations before letting Jev direct execution. Keep a bypass switch ready. Step 7 → Switch to active routing once the checks pass. Jev decides. Astra executes. I approve irreversible actions. The useful part is deciding when more work is actually needed. Each decision gets logged, so I can see where the system saves effort and where it still needs adjustment. Start with one routine task. Compare speed, cost, and output quality. Then expand. Follow the 7 steps. See how I connected everything in the workflow below ↓
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