Flags Missing Decisions in AI Briefs

Divyanshu built unsaidbrief, which uses Jev to flag missing decisions and possible conflicts in vague prompts for AI builders. It shows probabilities and lets users answer what matters, recheck, and take a clearer brief into their builder.

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Divyanshu@Divyanshueth𝕏

been playing with Jev from @typesafeai and built unsaidbrief the idea: we give AI builders vague prompts, then spend hours fixing decisions we never actually made paste your brief and it uses Jev to flag missing decisions and possible conflicts, with probabilities you can see answer what matters, recheck, then take the clearer brief into your builder small walkthrough below. curious what it catche

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