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Arbitrary classification as a primitive

cocktail peanut argues that Jev’s distinctive interface is not classification itself, but runtime-defined typed decisions exposed as a programmable primitive.

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  1. The caller defines the classification task at runtime rather than selecting a fixed pretrained label set.
  2. The output interface is typed, allowing application code to consume a decision without parsing generated prose.
  3. The model is optimized around general-purpose zero-shot decisions rather than claiming classification was newly invented.
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This is a one-paragraph conceptual claim; it offers no implementation detail, benchmark, or independent evidence.

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