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jev-triage

A creator-inbox desk that asks Jev five questions per comment and lets code choose the action; a confidence slider re-routes the whole queue without another call.

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What it does

Wording beat thresholds in its own tests: a bare is-this-spam question scored a real sponsor message at 89%, and describing what counts as yes and no brought it down to 70%.

How you can use it

Start by writing out your own inbox rules and five simple questions for incoming messages. Clearly define what counts as spam, praise, or business inquiries. A developer can connect the tool using an access key from TypeSafe, allowing the system to score pasted comments and sort them based on your rules.

You can move a slider on the screen to change how strictly the rules sort messages without re-checking them. Keep in mind this is an early demo where you paste text manually. The software only suggests sorting actions; it does not connect to social accounts or hide comments for you.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): about 750 input tokens and $0.00003 per message on jev-1.13.0 (12 sample messages, September 2026) · 650 to 950 ms per message · sponsor message scored 89% spam with a bare question, 70% after criteria were written

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choice, score, noul
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TypeScript
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