I gave @TypeSafeAI's Jev a robot and one rule: keep the flower alive. 🔥 Fire? Put it out. ❄️ Frost? Warm it up. 🐝 Bee? Let it through. https://t.co/hX0N7SvXkU
Been spending a few hours tinkering with Jev for that 'generative UI' example (in Steve's vid below) Only to realize it only works if you have - a pre-written set of UI - and the data for it (like names, etc) Again, Jev can't write. can't write names, can't write styling. you need those as pre-written set of options. This is a small experiment in @lunagraphHQ combining: - Jev - Pre-written styling
jev is live on halofy! build reusable jev plugins for your entire team using any agent with a simple prompt here a quick flight search plugin that i built using claude + jev try now at https://t.co/EUQ2Ny9Lnchttps://t.co/rfhyamAxpl
GPT-6 will jump in front of a tram to save 5 people. Claude Sonnet 5 won’t. Why? I've always loved moral philosophy and these uncomfortable thought experiments. Ruwen Ogien was my favorite author in high school, and I watched all of Michael Sandel’s Justice lectures at Harvard. I built a little trolley problem game with GPT-6, Claude Sonnet 5 and Jev. Same scenario, two choices. You watch their tr
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Is Jev fast, and cheap enough to play a real-time multiplayer game? Gave 8 Jev agents their own Chrome instance and let them play SIDE OUT against each other. • 748 api calls • 295ms median request-to-action • 550ms p95 • ~4 decisions per second • $0.041 total cost https://t.co/0lHG5pokzs
1742X posts·Games & real timecost$0.041 total costtime295ms median request-to-action; 550ms p95Original source ↗
I asked Jev to find trending art on Instagram. Jev routes the request. socai reads the real posts. Took 23 seconds, extermely fast. Code below ↓ https://t.co/iRYRBAhJKe
idk if this is anything or not but my first experiment with jev was pretty cool. longest part of this experiment is waiting for grok to prompt jev what to design against. https://t.co/5vdVt9kQdO
Now that we're all jiving with jev, I plugged jev in to replace claude in an older robotclaw experiment. You put an object on the board, and after every movement, the model tries to figure the route you should take to reach the goal https://t.co/3S51ITC6cM
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 recreated one of my favorite research with Jev! In BotSim, an agent-based society that consists of humans, bad bots and good bots, fight to dominate the information space. Paper published in JASSS: https://t.co/JyaYIr7Cqchttps://t.co/E3wOp43Wei
experimenting with Playground + Jev I defined 6 different types of users. I then let the UI generate itself based on who they are and how they want to start. the whole thing rendered in seconds. Generative UI is here. https://t.co/0ynFEZq1EI
Since I've got access to Jev from @typesafeai , I've added to one of my CRE applications: You ask something → DeepSeek understands it and fills in the inputs → Jev confirms which specialist this belongs to → the local engine runs → DeepSeek gets a small facts packet of those engine numbers and explains them in ordinary language I keep and define the business logic. The calculators, formulas, skill
you can make any open source model behave like jev with just a bit of inference engineering. it's shockingly easy. to prove it, we built a new endpoint we're calling deepseek-v4.1-flash-jev. see the demo below. here's how it's done: sglang (an inference engine) offers a scoring endpoint in addition to the normal generation one. in scoring mode, given an input & set of possible answers, it forces t
just playing with jev made a small chrome extension to analyse the websites i visit, give them tags, emojis, etc. and then a chart to see what i am consuming its super fast + cheap + good enough! https://t.co/2hAGokwlI2
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.
Jev is going viral, and it’s absolutely crazy for due diligence / tabular review and contract repository use cases. We spent last night testing Jev and deployed a demo app you can try out here: https://t.co/ZqKhgVsMiA Jev is a novel general classifier model that takes any context (up to 32k tokens) and can return structured values like labels, options, or yes/no answers. All answers are accompanie
ok this is wild I think browser agents are about to get a lot cheaper. I've been playing around with Jev by TypeSafe AI and built a small browser agent with: Local LLM + Jev + browser control. I ask it to get me directions on Google Maps. It opens Maps. Searches the destination. Clicks through the UI. Gets the route. The interesting bit isn't Google Maps. It's that you don't need a huge frontier m
I gave Jev @typesafeai all 96 characters and asked it to write a function by predicting every position at the same time. Claude: 3.4s, $0.004, works. Jev: 9.8s, $0.064, "fcfffffff cccccccc" In fairness, Jev is a decision model, not a code model. And it did decide. Firmly. On "c".
Jev classified 1,315 X posts for about $0.086 in estimated model cost 😂 seeing everyone's Jev demos made me want to build something for my own content research. i'd collected a lot of posts, but figuring out what they had in common still meant opening them one by one and taking notes. so i built a dashboard around Jev. it labels each post across 8 dimensions, including topic, hook and writing styl
1714X posts·Research & datacostabout $0.086 in estimated model costOriginal source ↗
jev kullanarak t24'ün daron acemoğlu ile yağtığı röportajı sınıflandırdım. toplamda 3.7 saniye sürdü. yarım saatlik röportajın neresinde duygusal, neresinde tartışmalı konular konuşulduğu çıkardı. nerede anekdot, komik bir şey varsa onları belirledi. nerede bir iddia varsa onları işaretledi. jev'in kullanım alanına çok güzel bir örnek daha
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