What it does
Ordinary filters run first, sparing model calls. Without a key, or if the API fails, it falls back to keyword heuristics.
Apps & data pipelines
jev-ql
Query messy text with SQL-style filters and plain-language questions that Jev can answer.
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How you can use it
A developer can adapt this code for a customer support app. They write a simple command that filters for open tickets first. The app sends the remaining messages to an outside AI service called TypeSafe. This service reads the text to choose a category like billing or security.
The app can sort tickets by how sure the AI is about the problem. It can wait for a person when the answer is uncertain. The software requires an access key to connect to TypeSafe. Without this connection, the tool guesses answers using basic keywords.