Our summary
Simple Jev is a guide for setting up an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use this to automatically sort information, like deciding if a customer message should go to the billing or technical support team.
Instead of asking the AI assistant to type out a response, the system gives it a text and a list of possible choices. The software looks at the internal scores the AI assigns to each option, then automatically builds a final answer based on the highest score.
This project is useful for developers who want to test decision-making software on their own equipment. Running it locally requires specific programming tools and powerful computer hardware. You can try a public demo first, but it limits you to short texts and two requests per second.
Key takeaways
- Ask the software to pick from fixed choices instead of letting it write free-form text.
- Try the public demo to test the system before installing the software on your own computer.
- Use the included testing tools to check how well the software makes decisions with different settings.