When More Semantic Signals Made My AI Judge Worse: Building a Lateral Thinking Game with Jev
When More Semantic Signals Made My AI Judge Worse I have been building a small web game...
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When More Semantic Signals Made My AI Judge Worse I have been building a small web game...
I wanted a simpler way to sort email without sending message text to an AI service. So I started...
The flagship model of modern deterministic-probabilistic decision engines does not write you a...

We pay generative models to write paragraphs where a branch would do. Jev only decides, in a fraction of a second, with a probability you can put a threshold on.
Hoy abrimos yoDEV Decisions, una herramienta gratuita para miembros de yoDEV que ejecuta la misma...

Anyone who has moderated a live chat knows how fast things go wrong. Someone says something bad and...

When I hand work between coding agents (manager → executor → reviewer, or resuming a stale session),...

If you've recently been following AI developer news, you may have noticed a new name appearing...
If you are building production AI systems, you have likely hit a frustrating wall. Your prompts are...
I began with a simple thesis: For decisions, accuracy matters more than speed. JEV is fast...

Jev is a decision model that returns a calibrated confidence with every answer. I ran 1,200 agent tool-call decisions through it for about five cents to see whether that confidence is worth routing on.
Most AI models today write text. You ask a question, and they reply word by word. That works great...