Match profiles using Jev or Clef decisions about explicit traits, retrieve candidates, then check both people’s required conditions before ranking preferences.
Saved synthetic vectors can be searched without an access key. The reported comparison uses only 52 synthetic profiles and eight held-out queries, not real-world matching. Approximate search can miss candidates. No explicit license was found, so code availability does not establish permission to reuse it.
How you can use it
Study the idea of separating a person’s stated traits from what they prefer, require or exclude. Ask a developer to examine the included made-up profiles. Compare the quick search, which may miss people, with checking every profile. Both people’s required conditions must match before shared preferences are ranked.
Do not send real profiles without consent: turning new text into lists of traits sends it to the chosen outside service. Missing traits should stay unknown, not become facts. The tiny made-up comparison does not establish real-world matching quality. No explicit license was found; confirm permission before reusing the code.