Use Jev decisions alongside text generation in NeuroLink, a TypeScript toolkit with a shared interface for yes/no, choice and ordered-rating questions.
The Jev provider connects directly to TypeSafe or through Vercel AI Gateway. Documented uses include model selection, conversation trimming and tool routing. Failed decisions can return control to the existing path. Documentation timings and prices are maintainer reports, not general guarantees.
How you can use it
If your app already uses NeuroLink, ask a developer to study the support-ticket example. Jev chooses a team from descriptions you provide and judges urgency. The example asks a person to handle uncertain assignments. These answers guide your program; they do not write a reply to the customer.
Decide which texts may leave your system. NeuroLink can send questions directly to TypeSafe or through Vercel, an intermediary service. Your developer can also use these questions to select models or shorten saved conversations. Test each use separately. A confident answer does not establish that it is correct.