What it does
Policy and duplicate rules still take precedence, and any weak or failed Jev result leaves the rule-based classification intact.
Agent tooling
DLQ Inspector asks Jev whether an ambiguous dead-letter message should be replayed, fixed, avoided, or investigated.
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Policy and duplicate rules still take precedence, and any weak or failed Jev result leaves the rule-based classification intact.
A developer can adapt this tool to manage failed tasks in a queue. When a failure is unclear, the app asks Jev, an outside AI service, for help. This requires an access key to connect the software. The tool only sends error text and retry numbers, leaving your actual messages on your computer.
Your developer can follow the provided walkthrough to test the workflow with deliberately failed messages. Standard manual rules always outrank the AI service. If the service fails or gives an uncertain answer, the app silently keeps your original rules.