Our summary
This guide shows how to build a system that automates complex decisions, like checking legal or medical records. It connects different software parts so that an AI assistant gathers information, while strict rules decide the final outcome based on that information.
The setup uses Jev, an AI tool that chooses from a set list of options instead of writing its own answers. Once Jev picks an answer based on the gathered text, another program called SMEme uses pre-written logic to determine the next required step.
This design is useful for developers building automated decision systems that need to follow strict rules. However, this report comes from the company that makes SMEme. It shows how to connect the tools but does not prove this method works better than other options.
Key takeaways
- Jev is an AI tool that picks the best answer from a list based on provided text.
- SMEme turns human-written rules into strict logic to decide what happens after an answer is chosen.
- Connecting these tools separates flexible AI reading tasks from strict, rule-based decision making.