Question-kit turns a domain definition into bounded Jev questions, with an order-taking prototype that combines menu rules, uncertain judgments and a final completeness check.
Code handles known words, structure and calendar calculations. The packages are unpublished prototypes. The maker reports 95.1% exact-order accuracy on one English pizza benchmark, but seven of sixty-six wrong orders passed the final check.
How you can use it
If your app takes orders, ask a developer to examine how question-kit turns a menu and its rules into small questions. Keep known words, required information and date calculations in code. Use Jev when the meaning is uncertain, then let the app check whether the order is complete.
These packages are unpublished prototypes, not a ready-made hosted service. The maker’s English pizza benchmark does not show how your menu or language will behave, and some wrong orders passed its final check. Test representative examples and keep an editor or customer confirmation step for uncertain orders.