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jevlogs

An OpenTelemetry log-triage tool that uses Jev to decide which signals warrant deeper language-model analysis.

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What it does

Its cost example is a projection rather than a production measurement: sending 10% of logs onward would reduce a modeled $1,000 monthly analysis bill to $129.40, including Jev.

How you can use it

For an app with too many activity records to study, begin by adding AI ratings without hiding any records. Ask your developer to keep your archive and use the ratings only to choose what gets deeper AI analysis. Check known incidents before skipping records. A low rating can be wrong, so it should not erase the evidence you might need later.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): A $1,000 monthly analysis bill can model as $129.40 when 10% of logs still need deeper analysis. That is 87.06% lower modeled LLM spend, including Jev triage. It is not a measured production result

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