What it does
Its no-key demo uses preset judgments.
Apps & data pipelines
A chat assistant for Feishu and WeCom that uses Jev to separate tasks and urgent requests from everyday chatter.
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Its no-key demo uses preset judgments.
A developer could borrow this approach to sort busy chat channels in your own project. You first tell the software your specific job role. It then asks an outside AI service called TypeSafe to spot your urgent tasks. The code includes a practice mode with fake text to test the sorting rules.
To process real messages, your developer must connect the software to your chat accounts. They also need an access key that links the tool to TypeSafe. You can check up to 24,000 characters at a time. The system only sorts the text into lists and never replies for you.