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JevMade field notes / 10-point summary

The 10-step roadmap, summarised

Charly Wargnier condenses codila's Jev Engineering roadmap into ten rules for locating bounded agent forks, batching independent questions, preserving deterministic execution, and benchmarking the whole loop.

Original by Charly WargnierAgent workflowsX postOriginal published Source reviewed

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What you’ll find in the original

  1. Start with shared state, parallel decisions, risk thresholds, and an execution queue rather than letting the model perform actions itself.
  2. Put Jev at bounded choices such as worker, model, tool, browser action, or human escalation, and shortlist broadly before spending more compute on the survivors.
  3. Measure the complete workflow and keep arithmetic, writing, and irreversible execution outside Jev.
Worth knowing

This post summarizes another author's longer article. The quoted speed and cost figures are TypeSafe and source-author reports, not results reproduced by Wargnier or JevMade.