The creator reports one recorded three-order run; its success and latency figures are not a general benchmark and were not reproduced. Manual play needs no key; Jev play requires the user's TypeSafe key and may incur API charges. The public demo receives the supplied key on its server; use local deployment for sensitive credentials.
How you can use it
To play manually, you do not need an API key. You can click on the tickets, grill, prep station, and serving area to complete orders based on the current kitchen state.
To let Jev recognize Chinese orders or automatically cook, you must enter your own TypeSafe API key on the page. The key is sent to the server and kept temporarily for your active session, up to two hours.