What it does
The eight Jev emotion scores are fallible associations, not a validated map; character markers come from name matching. Scrolling near new sentences requests paid analysis when the server has a key.
Apps & data pipelines
Read a novel with sentence-by-sentence emotion highlights and a whole-book character map beside the page.
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The eight Jev emotion scores are fallible associations, not a validated map; character markers come from name matching. Scrolling near new sentences requests paid analysis when the server has a key.
To try this in a reading app, list the main character names from a story. A developer can adapt this idea to look for those names and send visible sentences to Jev for emotion scores as readers scroll. The app can then tint sentences and draw a character map beside the text.
Running the emotional analysis requires setting up a paid service account with an access key that connects the app to Jev. The emotion tags are only fallible suggestions rather than proven psychology, and the character tracker relies simply on spotting exact names in the text.