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Ask Jev your first question

This official guide shows how to try Jev in a web browser, then ask the same kind of question from your own software. It explains what to send and what comes back.

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“Quick start” by TypeSafe AI. Read the original source.

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Our summary

Jev is an AI tool that chooses an answer from options instead of writing a reply. This guide shows how to ask it a first question. You start on a website where you can try questions without writing any computer code.

Next, the guide shows how to ask a question from your own software. You send the text you want Jev to consider along with your questions. You also need an API key: a private access code that lets your software use the service.

The reply contains answers, estimates of how likely they are, and a count of the text processed. Check these before letting your software act on a reply. Access depends on your account, and the available tools and limits can change.

Key takeaways

  1. Try your question on the website before adding it to your software.
  2. Send both the information to consider and the questions about it.
  3. Read the returned answer and usage information before allowing an action.

You need a private access code from TypeSafe to use the service. Check its current documentation for the available tools and limits.

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