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Build four small apps with Jev and Claude Code

Parker Prompts builds four small apps with Claude Code and Jev: a support inbox sorter, a prompt checker, a podcast clip finder and a Y Combinator company matcher. Each gives Jev a defined decision rather than asking it to write a long answer.

Original by Parker PromptsAgent workflowsBeginner12 min 3 sec Published

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What you’ll find in the video

  1. Use Claude Code to build the app and Jev to choose among defined answers. The companion ticket sorter sends uncertain or other-category tickets to human review.
  2. The prompt checker evaluates written prompts, and the clip finder scores transcript text. Neither example establishes understanding of the original audio or video.
  3. The companion ticket sorter uses a 0.60 confidence cutoff as a starting point to test. The company matcher looks for a good fit, not proof of an open job.
Worth knowing

Four app demos with a companion prompt pack, not an accuracy study. Real tickets, prompts, transcripts or resumes would go through the configured gateway; keep credentials on the server. The example confidence cutoff is not a proven safety threshold.

Build four small apps with Jev and Claude Code

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