Our summary
This guide shows how to set up Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use this setup to automatically sort incoming messages, like figuring out which team should handle a new customer support ticket.
You send the tool a specific set of questions and a private access code. Instead of writing a paragraph, the software returns a number for each option. These numbers show how likely the tool thinks a specific answer is correct, such as whether a message reports a software bug.
This method is useful for people who want to automate choices without reading long computer-generated responses. The instructions only work for the OpenRouter service. The tool does not explain why it made a choice, and direct connections to the maker require a different web address.
Key takeaways
- Get a private access code from OpenRouter to connect your software to the decision tool.
- Send your questions to the specific decision address instead of the normal chat address.
- Read the returned numbers to see which option the tool selected instead of looking for text.