What it does
Human text is screened before reaching chat providers, but character output is not. Jev routes speakers rather than voicing them.
Apps & data pipelines
A social-deduction game where Jev chooses which bot speaks next and separately screens text written by human players.
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Human text is screened before reaching chat providers, but character output is not. Jev routes speakers rather than voicing them.
Sketch out the turn rules for your multiplayer game first. List the characters and decide when someone should speak up, such as after an accusation. A developer can use this project as an example to build a referee system that decides who talks next.
Your app can send the current game conversation to a referee AI that picks the best character to reply. This judge only chooses the speaker and checks player messages. It does not write lines, so you still need ordinary chat models to generate dialogue.