Jev: Millisecond Responses, Low-Cost AI Answers
Jev answers questions in 70–500 ms at a fraction of the cost of word-by-word chat models. For 1,000 emails with 7 questions each, a chat model takes 5 minutes and $0.62—Jev is faster and cheaper.
THE JEV GUIDE · CURATED EDITION
Launch news, explanations, demos, and community projects around TypeSafe Jev, organized by topic. Every entry links back to its X source.
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Jev answers questions in 70–500 ms at a fraction of the cost of word-by-word chat models. For 1,000 emails with 7 questions each, a chat model takes 5 minutes and $0.62—Jev is faster and cheaper.
RubyLLM 2.1 is out, claiming up to 58x faster and 58x less memory, built-in MCP support, and support for Jev and other decision models, plus a new evaluation framework and OpenTelemetry tracing.
The post says OpenAI released Decisions API, a multimodal model with a Jev-like System One style, based on GPT6 Luna, developed by Roboflow.
The B.AI API now brings Jev to developers — TypeSafe AI's first System One model. Unlike traditional LLMs, Jev focuses on fast, structured decision-making within software workflows, not text generation. Link
The B.AI API now brings Jev from TypeSafe AI to developers. As the first System One model, Jev is designed not to write text but to make fast, structured decisions directly inside software workflows. Link
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Ramp's October SaaS vendor report shows TypeSafe AI's Jev model (launched in September) ranked #1 trending and #2 fastest growing, behind only Anthropic.
The post mentions the Jev decision model and notes that OpenAI released a similar tool called Decisions, emphasizing the rapid pace of change in AI decision tools.
The author believes that having another AI check AI-written text before publishing will become a standard step. The sendsignal MCP can be added to your agent with a single command, using Jev for judgment. Link
Cris Lenta shares benchmark results: lifesim-social-1 achieves 88% accuracy, 102ms p50 latency, and 0.047 calibration error on social decisions, outperforming OpenAI Decisions API.
The post mentions that JEV from @typesafeai has launched, with thanks to the community.
TypeSafe launched Jev, a model that returns decisions instead of text, on September 15. On October 1, AWS engineer Marc Brooker and two co-authors published a free response, with a single number determining when it stops being free.
The post announces support for OpenAI's new Decision API, noting it is conceptually similar to TypeSafe's Jev but multimodal, making it ideal for building apps like 'Hotdog or Not Hotdog'.
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