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Routing Inbound Sales Replies with Jev

Eddy’s team uses Jev to route inbound sales replies between models. They focus on whether a reply like “sure” means yes, since their system previously treated it as a rejection and discarded the lead.

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EddyEddy@eddyalbazii𝕏
everyone's using jev to route between models. we put it on inbound sales replies the question isn't which model handles this turn, it's whether "sure" means yes. ours used to log that as a rejection and bin the lead [N] real replies through ai gateway. [x]ms p50, whole batch cost [z] papercut on the way: experimental_evaluate doesn't exist in ai v6, evaluation modality is v7 only, and nothing on the gateway model page says so. @vercel worth a line
Sep 19, 2026X postsView on X
Eddy also notes that `experimental_evaluate` is unavailable in AI SDK v6 and that evaluation modality is v7-only. He says the gateway model page does not mention this limitation.

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