meraGPT Decider 1 accepts text and a fixed answer shape, returning yes/no probabilities, a selected label or a rubric score through its hosted service.
This proprietary Jev competitor accepts 4,096 tokens per request and at most ten options per choice. Its comparison answers came from other models in one run, not verified ground truth. The decider-1 name follows the current release, so it does not pin an unchanging set of weights.
How you can use it
Point a supported client at meraGPT with its access key and define the allowed answers before submitting text. Split a larger label list into groups with a none-of-these option. Check the current model version and your own examples before adopting its reported scores.