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Jev Powers Three Interactive Experiments

Valentín Galfré uses Jev in three experiments: a shader that reacts to text, a table that filters itself in natural language, and a city with a thousand NPCs that react to what happens.

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Valentín Galfré@galfrevn𝕏
What if a model answers in ~200 ms and costs less than a pixel? You can put it in weird places. I put it in three experiments: 🌦️ A shader that reacts to text. 🔎 A table that filters itself in natural language. 🏙️ A city with a thousand npcs that react to what happens. thxs jev! https://t.co/5pJ8wOV80h
Sep 19, 2026X postsView on X

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