Our summary
This guide lists different ways to connect an AI assistant to Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use these connections to give their software the ability to make specific decisions while it works on a task.
The connections work in three different ways. Some let the AI assistant ask Jev directly to score or pick an option. Others hide the choice process inside a specific job, like searching the web. A third type uses Jev to pick which tool the assistant should use next.
These connections are useful for people building or using AI assistants who want better control over how the software makes choices. The list links to free, public projects, but the author has not tested their security or proven that they work exactly as promised.
Key takeaways
- Basic connections let an AI assistant ask for a specific choice while it works on a task.
- Task-specific connections hide the choice process inside jobs like reading web pages or checking facts.
- Tool routers use the choice software to look at a menu and pick the right tool.