Our summary
Jev is an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use it to sort incoming messages or decide if an invoice needs paying. TypeSafe provides Jev through its online service but has not released the model files required to retrain it for a specific task.
Instead of changing Jev, you can teach a different AI model to make the same kinds of choices. You can pay to train a small model on thousands of examples, or you can simply restrict a standard AI assistant so it only replies with your allowed options.
Before training a new model, try giving Jev clearer instructions and options to see if that solves the problem. Custom models require ongoing updates and can struggle when asked to pick from dozens of categories at once. This helps teams decide if building a custom tool is necessary.
Key takeaways
- You cannot retrain Jev itself because TypeSafe provides access through its service without releasing the model files needed for training.
- You can restrict a regular AI assistant to only pick from a list of allowed answers.
- Try improving your instructions and options before spending time and money training a new model.