A compact introduction to Jev’s typed decision API, covering shared state, parallel questions, and why probabilistic outputs still need application-owned thresholds.
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What you’ll find in the original
Send a state plus typed questions instead of prompting for prose; Jev returns bounded decisions and probabilities.
Use Choice for one option, Noul for a yes/no probability, and Score for an ordered rubric.
Batch independent questions against one shared state, then keep thresholds and fallback behavior in application code.
Worth knowing
The transcript explains the API but does not independently verify TypeSafe’s speed, cost, or calibration claims.