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Hunch

Adds methods like Hunch.likely? to Ruby, so a conditional can ask Jev instead of checking a variable. Reads like any other if statement.

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What it does

How sure you need the answer is part of the call, from possibly? to almost_certainly?. There is a TypeScript port with the same surface.

How you can use it

Start by writing down the plain questions your app should answer. For example, note whether an incoming order looks fraudulent, or list mood levels from calm to livid for customer emails. Decide how confident the system must be before taking action, such as flagging high-risk orders.

A developer can install this tool into your software and connect it to OpenRouter. They will need an access key from that service so your app can request answers. Because the tool sends your data outside your app, consider what customer details you share, and plan what to do if the service disconnects.

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