What it does
Editors accept or undo each change; Jev rearranges their text rather than writing it. Only top-level Bard fields are supported, and drafts, nearby text and remembered corrections are sent to the provider.
Integrations
Bard Assist [Experimental]
Turn your own paragraphs into Statamic page blocks with Jev suggestions for the block, its fields and internal links.
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How you can use it
A developer can add this tool to a Statamic website. It sorts plain paragraphs into formatted page blocks. They write short instructions for each block type. For example, they might describe what a process step looks like. The tool reads these notes to suggest where each typed line belongs.
The website needs an access key that connects the software to TypeSafe, an outside AI service. Editors type their draft, and the tool asks them to approve its sorting suggestions. It never writes new text. It sends your drafts, nearby paragraphs, and past corrections to the service to decide.