devwithjevJev Flags SaaS Customer Issues
David D Lawson built an experiment with Jev to identify which of 1,000 synthetic SaaS customers need attention, using six judgments per account.
David D Lawson@ddlaws0n๐
You manage 1,000 customers. Monday morning is coming. Who actually needs you? I built an experiment with @TypeSafeAI's Jev to find out. โ 1,000 (synthetic) SaaS accounts โ 6 judgments per account โ 6,000 semantic judgments โ 9.37 seconds โ $0.0775 โ 180/181 planted issues caught The interesting part isn't the dashboard. Jev never decides who gets prioritised. It judges six narrow questions โ atten
The experiment made 6,000 semantic judgments and caught 180 of 181 planted issues. Jev judged six narrow questions; it did not decide who gets prioritised.
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