Our summary
Jev is an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use it to automatically sort incoming messages or score text based on specific rules. This guide shows how to connect a software program to Jev using a private access code.
To start, you test your private access code to make sure the connection works. Then, you send the AI a piece of text and a specific yes-or-no question. Instead of writing a sentence back, the AI returns a number showing how likely the answer is yes.
This setup is useful for programmers building automated systems, but it requires technical knowledge to write the code. The AI only answers the exact questions you send, and you must pay a tiny fee for the text you ask it to read.
Key takeaways
- Test your private access code first to separate connection problems from question mistakes.
- Send the AI a piece of text and a clear question to get a mathematical probability.
- Keep your private access code hidden on your own server so others cannot use your account.