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Find Replies by Meaning

Tonebird uses Jev to help users find matching replies by describing what they mean. In the demo, 18 replies become 3 matches as the user changes their query.

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ToneBird + Jev = find your reply, fast ⚡ 18 replies → 3 matches. 0.28–0.53s per Jev call in this demo. → type what you mean → change your mind → watch the replies reshuffle (real API calls. video at 1x speed.) Tiny experiment. Very everyday problem. #Tonebird https://t.co/wAfmPjtAwr
Sep 22, 2026X postsView on X
The demo uses real API calls and is shown at 1× speed. Tonebird describes it as a tiny experiment for an everyday problem.

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