Jev Routes Leads to Grok

Freddy describes a lead-screening workflow that uses Jev for fast binary filtering and Grok to review high-signal leads. In a test on 3,412 leads, it made 20,472 filter decisions.

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Freddy@0x_freddy𝕏

Most people are burning API credits on reasoning models doing dumb grunt work If your smartest model is spending tokens deciding what NOT to read, your architecture is broken. Simple fix: Routing layer (Jev) + Reasoning layer (Grok). Recent test on 3,412 leads: - 20,472 filter decisions via fast binary checks - Grok only opens the high-signal leads - Runtime: 15.7 seconds - Cost: $0.41 (down from

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The setup separates routing from reasoning, so Grok only opens the leads Jev flags as high-signal.

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