What it does
It checks names, descriptions, saved-game titles and post-game shouts, with a small exact-match blocklist still available when Jev is off.
Apps & data pipelines
Moderates tournament copy and in-game snake shouts, while keeping hard blocks and the human review queue firmly in code.
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It checks names, descriptions, saved-game titles and post-game shouts, with a small exact-match blocklist still available when Jev is off.
First, decide which text in your app needs safety checks, such as player names or match titles. A developer can adapt this design to send those words to an online evaluation service named TypeSafe. The service requires its own special access key to link with your software.
The code limits the size of incoming replies to keep the system running smoothly. It hides bad words and sends them to humans for review rather than banning players instantly. If the connection fails, the app lets text through so games can continue, which makes human oversight essential.