I created a group for doctors appointsments, LinkedIn spam mails and my mail app now automatically puts my emails into this folders using jev. My inbox is just too cleaned up right now for a cool demo. guess i need to collect some more emails especially things like newsletters etc. Jev does not make any IMAP transactions, it's all just in the app Using my openrouter api key in the app. i totally f
I tried building a resume screener using @typesafeai 's Jev, not a plain LLM: An LLM writes a 1–10 score and a confident paragraph. Ask twice, get a new number. Jev answers one small question per requirement with a typed probability. Code ranks, unsure answers get flagged, every score is traceable. In short, consistent answer every single time. Check it out. Link in the comment.
Wanted to something small and useful with viral Jev from @typesafeai So, i create Jev Issue Triage. Give it a public GitHub repo and it will pull all open issue, really fast. Also the token usage is really low. In this experiment we use AI as a decision engine, which is the use case of Jev. And more will come as we dicover it. Code is in my github repo - nabendu82
we gave jev 12000 synthetic records of Diabetes it was able to classify then in seconds jev is a classifier and it works insanely well when paired with an LLM which acts a rulebook creator https://t.co/qX9lGuOFBU
I wanted to see where Jev might fit into an accounting workflow, so I set up a test using 250 synthetic bank transactions. Each model got the same transaction details, a simplified chart of accounts, some bookkeeping rules and a written summary of the evidence. The job was to pick a category and decide whether the transaction needed an accountant to review it. So it was making decisions from infor
tested a homebrew Jev reflex gate locally on a 4GB GTX 1650 Ti: the premise: instead of burning slow thinking tokens on standard developer collisions, use a small 2B model as a sub-20ms System 1 decision gate. base 2B models hit an 83.3% catastrophic action rate (e.g. 57.0% probability of reformatting disk on a port 8080 collision). trained an 8.6MB LoRA adapter (4-bit NF4) into a JevMiniCPM refle
i got Jev inside a clinical workflow. this note mentions 6 conditions. OpenMed reads each span in context, Jev makes 6 typed decisions, and code lets 1 into the current problem list, blocks 4, and sends 1 to human review. https://t.co/ZeP59oZMpx
I let JEV qualify 3,000 companies in milliseconds Scrape, enrich, ICP score, verify, CRM write, draft. JEV decided what runs next. 1,260 came out as fit. 61 it wasn't sure about, those went to a human for review. 41 seconds. $0.008. Agencies could be saving $150/m on heavy qualifications with their big target lists Live in Orbit for any GTM motion. Comment "JEV" and i'l send the link so you can tr
JEV is king at categorization! 🚨 JEV beats the TOP embedder (Qwen3-Embedding-4B) at categorization! 46% vs 97% accuracy! Not a simple win! We benchmarked +1000 TODO titles: - JEV scored 97% accuracy compared to Opus 5 reference. Qwen3 only 46%! - Embedder costed 0.15$/million TODO vs JEV 10$/million TODO Extremly cheap and extreme accuracy while staying superfast! Hopw you guys love it too! Blogpo
Built Jev for X as a small Chrome extension. 🚀 It adds a live semantic layer directly on top of X: 🧠 Timeline posts get categorized 💬 Replies can be filtered in the context of the original post 🧩 Different conversations use different reply labels For example, an opinion thread might use: Agree · Disagree · Counterargument · Question While a product launch might use: Feature Request · Pricing Conce
Jev is a decision classification model. Here I'm using it to a/b test X post reactions on target demographics I swear this is not a fake jev demo. Try it out here: https://t.co/vFvkhEmGXghttps://t.co/aQO7pqPmLm
I built an AI inbox that sorted 200 emails in 5 seconds. Jev handled the obvious ones and left me with just 23 to review. 500 emails reportedly cost just 3.5 cents. The AI does the boring decisions. You handle the uncertain ones. Comment “Agent OS” for the guide. https://t.co/2g7Ei2vMwy
1/4 TypeSafe AI has introduced a new "species" of models. The first is Jev: structured answers, not chat. I built HelloJev, a small PoC that sends data pipeline logs to Jev and asks what to do next: retry, fix, or investigate. Here is the demo. https://t.co/PUFQQN9XQG
been playing with @typesafeai Jev and honestly - insane. what a time to be a builder found a use case i couldn't stop building: instant model routing. why send every request to your biggest model? Jev scores the task in ~100ms, picks 1 of N, and returns a confidence + a needsReview flag. cheap calls stay cheap - only the uncertain ones escalate to claude/gpt. shipped it as a tiny 0-dep toolkit. je
jev'i elimdeki gerçek projenin içerisine soktum bakalım ne yapacak diye bi projemde 200k ürün var, 20 property üzerinden 41 soru sorup eleme yapıyoruz. ben şimdilik kategorilere göre ayrılmış bi 9k'lık csv ile oynuyorum videoda 200 ürünlük bir işlem yaptırıyorum. 12,7 saniye sürdü, 319 istek attı, 0.012 cent yazdı. 200k'nın hepsini döksem 13 dolar filan. şuana kadar jev benim açımdan kendini kanıt
Multi-second LLM classification is officially dead 💀 Just built a drag-and-drop agent router powered by @TypeSafeAI Jev. 1. Input comes in 2. Jev evaluates intent in ~15ms 3. Directs flow to the exact downstream agent Zero prompt parsing, What do you think? 👀 #BuildInPublic#AIAgents#TypeSafeAI#TypeScript
I used Jev (@typesafeai ) as the decision layer in a Pipecat voice pipeline. Three typed primitives, two calls per turn: Noul — a yes/no with a probability Choice — a labelled decision with your own criteria Score — a scalar on a rubric you define Call 1 runs before the LLM. Noul("is this a complete thought?") ends the turn semantically instead of on a silence timer, and Choice("which support flow
I tested Jev, @typesafeai's new classifier model, on 100 real banking support messages (77 intents, zero-shot): → 82% accuracy → 91.9% accuracy on the 74% of tickets where it was ≥90% confident → 329 ms median latency → $0.009 total Code: https://t.co/HtEjw82e7ohttps://t.co/zGGiGNGdJa
1586X posts·Triage & routingcost$0.009 totaltime329 ms median latencyOriginal source ↗
I made an experimental model router for @pidotdev using Jev as the decision maker.
It's not a generic "pick a cheaper model" router. It isolates work into logical threads and prices cache reads/writes, cold context, expected output + the cost of switching back.
@CompleteSkeptic@typesafeai This wouldn't of been possible without Jev, it's an amazing primitive to make software with 💪🏻
Doc-OCR router using Jev @typesafeai
A Jev-powered router that looks at a PDF page by page, decides which pages actually need OCR, extracts the rest locally.
Result: save cost on # OCR pages + speed https://t.co/ZjXqHSjSGh
my video on the routing tool blew up on YT!
i crossed 10k views in less than 19 hours, i still can't believe it - my most viewed video till date yayee
have been consistently doing YT and content in the ai space for last 7 months and finally get to feel this😇
i built this tool yesterday called agent router using jev + herdr, i was awake until midnight doing recording, and publishing the video. today it feels all the efforts are worth it
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Put together a quick video of using Jev with ReqLLM
I cover the new `evaluate/4` method, why I went that route, and make a real API call to Jev to classify an issue https://t.co/wvSoeI07AD
IRS O*NET job classification using Jev (1,016 possibilities)
Query: "I scoop scoops and sprinkle sprinkles"
Result: 35-3023.00 Fast Food and Counter Workers https://t.co/SSXUqQwNo3
I'm using Jev (from @typesafeai) to categorize expenses for my company! Our office manager used to do this. It's all in Mongolian and we have to do it using bank records.
It is very unique to our company, and not something a software would handle easily. We also have about a years worth of Excel files (training data) that I'm using to give Jev guidance on classification (few shot style).
It really works, it's stupidly cheap, and when it's not confident it says so. Pretty great!
This isn't anything new, classification in ML is extremely "solved". But this is a general classification model