What it does
The client uses Go’s standard library; optional tracing lives in a separate package. Code-review judgments are advisory, not proof that tests cover every behavior.
SDKs & clients
Bill Anderson’s Go client includes a Jev command-line tool for asking typed questions and checking tests against a written specification.
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The client uses Go’s standard library; optional tracing lives in a separate package. Code-review judgments are advisory, not proof that tests cover every behavior.
A developer can use this code to connect an application to the TypeSafe AI service. They will need a service access key to link the software together. The code includes a small program. This tool lets someone type commands to ask several questions at once.
A developer can also use the program to compare software tests against a written plan. The AI reads the plan and suggests test improvements. This advice gives useful feedback. However, the review cannot prove that the software works perfectly.