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JevMade field notes / Reference guide

What is Jev?

Made with Jev explains Jev's state-and-questions API, Choice, Score, and Noul responses, confidence handling, published limits and eval caveats, common build patterns, and workloads where a decision model does not fit.

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What you’ll find in the original

  1. One request can mix Choice, Score, and Noul questions against the same state; probabilities identify the selected option while confidence is the signal application code uses for escalation.
  2. Read TypeSafe's workflow accuracy as agreement with two reasoning-model reference answers, not human-labelled ground truth, and expect results to differ by task.
  3. Do not use Jev for open-ended writing, unknown answer spaces, or non-text inputs, and test confidence on your own labelled examples before selecting a threshold.
Worth knowing

Made with Jev is independent of TypeSafe. Pricing, limits, and benchmark results are attributed to TypeSafe, while build counts and category totals are snapshots of the site's own catalogue on the review date.