I’ve been digging into Jev from @typesafe_ai today.
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I’ve been digging into Jev from @typesafe_ai today. I wanted to understand what it’s useful for, so I built a small CLI experiment around reviewing code changes before a commit. Jev makes focused decisions over text. You provide context and specific questions, and it returns choices, scores or probabilities your application can use. Think routing support tickets, filtering messages by intent, or flagging code changes for closer inspection. Your software handles what happens next. For this test, I used eight constructed code changes. The request: add a dark theme and a debug message while l
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