What it does
The critical bays never let the model perform an irreversible side effect; the policy acts or hands the case to a person.
Apps & data pipelines
Jev's Garage
A garage of small inspectable demos where Jev supplies the judgment — fraud screening, cyber triage, medical routing, emergency dispatch — and plain Python policy decides what to do.
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How you can use it
Before touching any code, list the choices your system must make. You might screen suspicious card charges or sort urgent calls. Write down clear rules for when software may act on its own and when it must stop and wait for a person to check.
A programmer can borrow patterns from these project samples. They will need a private access key from TypeSafe to let your software ask the model questions. The model returns how sure it is, but your written rules keep control. It never makes permanent changes on its own.