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Yuta Misaki built a feature using Jev to enter personal information all at once.

三崎優太(Yuta Misaki) 元青汁王子 MISAKI@misakism13𝕏
話題のJevを使って個人情報を一気に入力する機能を作ってみた。もう個人情報をちまちま入れることから解放された。ガチでAIの進化が凄すぎる。 遊んでる暇はない、AIに適応した人としていない人の差が、必ず顕著に現れる日がくる。世界が変わる。しかし、AIのしすぎで肩と腕がいたい。時間が溶ける。 https://t.co/oU28nsk8Cv
Sep 22, 2026X postsView on X
He said the feature freed him from entering personal information bit by bit. He also said extensive AI use was making his shoulders and arms hurt and consuming his time.

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