Jev and LLMs: who does what?
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Jev and LLMs: who does what? An LLM can write a reply. Jev can classify the request. Your code decides what happens next. A minimal example and eight early projects, from browser agents to context filtering. https://generativeprogrammer.com/p/jev-and-llms-who-does-what
Posted by Bilgin Ibryam (84.8k followers) 49 min ago · 7 likes · 472 views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as AI dev tools.
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