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AI Agent Thinking-Mode Classifier

Precious uses Jev to classify an AI agent’s thinking mode, allowing it to select a high, medium, or low mode based on the prompt.

Precious | The App Guy 💙Precious | The App Guy 💙@precious_tagy𝕏
I think Jev really flourishes inside your code more than in the actual product. Right now, I’m using Jev to classify the thinking mode of our AI agent, so it can select a high, medium, or low mode depending on the prompt.
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Precious says Jev flourishes more inside code than in the actual product. The post describes this as a current use.

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