What it does
Its templates assemble evidence and typed questions; running them requires a TypeSafe key.
Agent tooling
Callee lets repository-defined agent workflows run reusable Jev evaluations and carry the answers into later steps.
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Its templates assemble evidence and typed questions; running them requires a TypeSafe key.
You can use this approach to check information during an automated project. First, write down the questions you want answered and the rules for judging them. Collect the text or evidence your app will inspect. A developer can then set up these evaluation steps inside your workflow.
Your developer connects the code to the TypeSafe service using a special access key from that provider. The tool sends your questions and evidence out to TypeSafe to get answers. Remember that this design requires an active connection and does not provide built-in mock answers if the service fails.