Our summary
A research assistant gathers information, while a writing assistant produces text. This article explains how to choose which AI assistant should get a job. It uses Jev, an AI tool that picks from a list of options instead of doing the work itself.
You give Jev a task and a list of possible assistants. It picks one and says how sure it is. The example program saves that choice in a file for checking. It does not start the chosen assistant or complete the task.
Later steps explore choosing actions in a web browser and checking work before it continues. The software still needs firm rules about spending, publishing, and when a job is finished. Start with one choice you can check before connecting anything that acts on it.
Key takeaways
- Keep choosing an assistant separate from asking it to do the work.
- Save the choice so you can check it before anything happens.
- After each step, check which actions are still available and allowed.