What it does
The optional Blazor showcase displays recommendations rather than acting on real tickets. Its hand-written judging examples are illustrations, not a validated benchmark.
SDKs & clients
Add Jev decisions to a C# application, with examples for sorting support messages, judging answers and chasing a player around a grid.
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The optional Blazor showcase displays recommendations rather than acting on real tickets. Its hand-written judging examples are illustrations, not a validated benchmark.
Ask a developer to start with the support-triage example when planning a help desk. It suggests a team, checks urgency and rates frustration. Uncertain team choices display a human-review recommendation; the example does not route tickets, so your own service must decide what happens next.
Start from this repository and keep the access key on the server, not in a visitor’s browser. New answers send messages to TypeSafe or OpenRouter and may cost money. The included checks use fake responses, not live judgments. Add checks for allowed answers and probability numbers between zero and one with correct totals. The NuGet download with the same name belongs to another author; do not assume it installs this client.