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A guide to giving AI assistants tools for making choices

You will learn how to connect an AI assistant to a specialized decision-making tool. This guide explains how the software checks facts, sorts messages, and asks for human help when it is unsure.

Original by Joey KudishIntegrations

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“jev-mcp (jkudish)” by Joey Kudish. Read the original source.

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Our summary

This project connects an AI assistant to Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use this connection to help their assistant quickly check facts, sort incoming messages, or find the right document.

The software gives the assistant specific tasks to choose from, like verifying a claim or labeling a record. It returns a mathematical score showing how sure it is. The system keeps private access codes hidden on the computer while sending back clear, limited answers.

This setup is useful for people who want their AI assistant to handle large batches of information safely. However, the author notes this is early software. If the tool is unsure about a choice, it flags the item for a person to review instead of guessing.

Key takeaways

  1. Give the AI assistant a specific task, like sorting messages or checking facts against evidence.
  2. Require a human to check answers when the software reports a low confidence score.
  3. Keep private access codes hidden on the computer rather than sharing them with the AI assistant.

The author reported the behavior and measurements for this project. The reviewer inspected the code and instructions but did not run the software.

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