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Where people are actually putting Jev

The 101 use-case lesson maps official TypeSafe themes. This page is the harvest of launch-week platforms and community projects. Every row has a URL. Speed and cost numbers belong to the person who posted them.

Third-party = a named post, changelog, or blog.Teaching = official surface restated for beginners. We do not invent logos, win rates, or “customers.”

Where you can call Jev

Waitlist is still the official path. Platforms below are labeled as platforms — their features are not TypeSafe defaults.

Official surface Choice · Score · Noul

TypeSafe API + official SDKs

TypeSafe

POST /v1/systemone. Python `typesafe-sdk`, JS `@typesafe-ai/sdk`, official agent skill. Pin `jev-1.13.0`.

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Third-party evaluate API

Vercel AI Gateway

Vercel changelog

Model `typesafe-ai/jev` through AI SDK 7 `evaluate`. Free-on-Gateway until Sep 25 was a Vercel Developers promo.

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Third-party hosted System One

OpenRouter (beta)

OpenRouter + official handshake

Hosted path without a new TypeSafe vendor setup. OpenRouter: no JSON prompting, parsing, or validation layer.

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Third-party env.AI.run

Cloudflare Workers AI

Cloudflare docs

Model `typesafe/jev`. Documented samples: department routing, refund review, account-risk Score + escalate Noul.

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Third-party evaluate API

Vercel AI Gateway model card

Vercel

Hosted typesafe-ai/jev. Lists $0.042/1M input and max output tokens 0. Example uses type: boolean — Gateway field name, not TypeSafe’s noul.

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Third-party hosted System One

AI/ML API

aimlapi.com

Hosted typesafe/jev via POST /v1/decisions. Lists $0.0577668 / 1M and 32K — platform card, not TypeSafe defaults.

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Third-party hosted API

Venice API (beta)

Venice, quoted by TypeSafe

“It answers, it doesn’t write.” Send state and typed questions; get a probability, option, or score.

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Agent harnesses & routers

The launch-week pattern: an LLM writes; Jev picks the model, the tool, or whether the tool is safe to run.

Third-party Choice + Noul

LangChain TypeSafeClassifier

LangChain (Sep 17)

`langchain-typesafe`: invoke state + questions, get classifications. Experimental ModelRouterMiddleware and AutoModeMiddleware.

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Third-party Choice

Model router (community + LangChain)

Duncan / LangChain middleware

Jev chooses the cheapest model that can finish the task. Same official theme as TypeSafe’s harness map.

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Third-party Choice

Computer-use / browser-use

aaron (@awlevin); LangChain names Browserbase

Jev picks the next OS or DOM action; a small LLM types only when needed. Builder speed/cost claims.

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Third-party Choice fan-out

Jev Ultrafast (Browser Use)

browser-use/jev-ultrafast · via DEV.to / Awesome Jev

One request picks operation + DOM target; a small LLM types only when needed. Author: Zürich–London Google Flights in 7.1s / $0.0039. Builder claim.

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Evals, review, guardrails

Builders put Jev on traces, PRs, and command reviewers. Numbers stay with the person who published them.

Third-party Noul + Score + Choice

Langfuse eval scoring

Langfuse (Sep 18)

Score traces with atomic Noul/Choice/Score questions (e.g. user disagreement). Write the probability back as a Langfuse score. Noul has no extra confidence field.

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Third-party Noul / Choice

Vercel fx command safety reviewer

Guillermo Rauch, quoted officially

Every command reviewed. Luna today; Jev reported up to 18× faster (p95) and more accurate on that reviewer.

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Third-party Choice

Vercel internal classifier eval

Malte Ubl, quoted officially

Replaced Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite on an existing classifier eval: saturated quality, 6× speed. One eval.

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Third-party Score / Noul

Good Start Labs rubric bench

Relayed by Langfuse

6,003 rubric checks. Jev agreed with Claude Fable 5.1 on 91.5% of verdicts at a much lower quoted cost. Third-party bench.

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Third-party review gate

Greenwash PR reviewer

Ayush Gupta on X

GitHub app that reviews PRs after CI, aimed at catching silent agent pass-through. Community project.

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Product decisions

Inbox, news, search, and chat rooms — classify or score, then let product code act.

Third-party Noul + Choice

Moderated chat room

Mustapha (@stoufax)

Every message judged before the room sees it. Plain-English rules, no keyword lists; uncertain messages held for a human.

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Third-party Score

Priority inbox scoring

Ian Nuttall

Classifies content and writes a “most likely to read” score from consumption history. Engagement lift not claimed as measured.

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Third-party Choice

SlidesAI classifiers

Anurag Bhagsain

Reported ~20× faster on icons and ~60× on an image classifier, 98% latency drop. One product’s numbers.

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Third-party Score fan-out

HN front-page rerank

Vishesh Baghel; Mukesh Utmani

Personal sliders over stories; another post claimed 2,000 typed judgments over 250 HN stories in 16 seconds for $0.0095. Community measurements.

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Third-party Score + Choice

Crypto tweet sentiment → trade

brainstormity

Ingests live tweets per asset, scores bullish vs bearish, combines into BUY/SELL/HOLD. Open-sourced the terminal. Not investment advice, not a TypeSafe result.

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Third-party Noul fan-out

Tab Bouncer

Manish Sharma

Browser extension: judge many open tabs in one call and close the unused ones. Builder latency/cost claims.

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Third-party Noul / Choice

Podcast ad detection

@TTLequals0

Sep 20 post: using Jev to detect ads in podcasts. Builder demo; no accuracy table on the tweet.

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Third-party Noul / Choice

Chrome X-feed filter

@suvsahoo05

Extension hides AI slop, repeats, and personal irrelevance. Author: probabilities → code → verdict.

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Map-reduce over corpora

Many independent questions over rows or papers, then aggregate in code. Numbers stay with the person who posted them.

Third-party Choice

1kpapers classification

Hassan El Mghari · 1kpapers.com

1,018 paper summaries classified into 24 topics. Author: summaries $3.99, Jev $0.08, median 256 ms. He says he is still eval-ing before replacing the old labels.

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Games & real-time loops

Company Doom / Wikiracing demos plus community games. Fun proofs of latency — not product case studies.

Third-party Choice

jev-trader

jarrodwatts

One buy/sell per Monad block on Kuru MON-USDC. Author: ~81 ms model latency, dry-run mode. Not investment advice.

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Third-party Choice + Score + Noul

jev-drone

RomanSlack

Tactical judgment at ~2.5 Hz. README line relayed by DEV.to: Jev cannot be the perception layer and cannot run at control rate. Advisory only.

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Third-party Choice over legal moves

jev-chess

qibinlou · via HN

Play White; Jev picks among legal Black moves through Vercel evaluate. Author: ~300 ms, ~$0.00004/move. One demo.

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Third-party Score

Wordshift typing racer

Marcel Pociot

Semantic typing game: the bigger the meaning gap, the farther the car moves. Community real-time demo.

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Third-party Choice

Tetris / Snake / Doom-class games

Marcus Lowe; Raihan Khan; official Doom

Community Tetris and two-Jev Snake plus TypeSafe’s own Doom demo. Proof that ~100 ms decisions fit a game loop.

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Independent tutorials

Other 101s on the public web. We map them so jev.page stays complete; they are not TypeSafe and they are not this site.

Official surface interface clone

openjev

TheoLeeCJ

Reads typed option probabilities off a 4B open model’s logits. Explicit: reproduces the interface pattern, not Jev’s model or training.

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Official surface essay

Flavio Copes · Jev deep dive

Flavio Copes

Independent long-form 101 (Sep 17). Author: console access, not in production. Early-demo survey stays labeled.

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Third-party HTTP API

jevaiguide.com API notes

jevaiguide.com

Live-call log Sep 19: pin jev-1.13.0; jev-1.13 is unknown; error table. Their tests, not TypeSafe’s.

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Official surface first call

jevtypesafeai.com how-to-use

jevtypesafeai.com

Independent first-call curl page. Overlaps official quickstart. Prefer docs.typesafe.ai when they disagree.

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Official surface essay

DEV.to · How to Use Jev (Valyu)

valyuai

Independent practical 101 plus a first-48-hours survey. Builder numbers stay labeled.

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Third-party press

InfoWorld launch writeup

Anirban Ghoshal

Secondary press restating TypeSafe’s launch positioning and list price. Not a TypeSafe table.

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Official surface essay

Refix · Python tutorial

Neil Agarwal

Sync vs async TypeSafeClient. Side effects stay in Python. Teaching page, not TypeSafe.

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Official surface essay

Refix · TypeScript quickstart

Neil Agarwal

Inferred answer types and confidence-aware routing in TS. Teaching page.

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Official surface first call

MrJev getting-started

mrjev.com

Independent first-call (Playground, both SDKs, pin the dotted model ID). Prefer official docs on conflict.

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Third-party index

Jevable catalog

jevable.com

Launch-week demo wall with builder quotes and view counts. Catalog, not a TypeSafe scoreboard.

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How to read this as a beginner

  1. Start with one official decision slot from the 101 — a ticket, a gate, a score.
  2. Copy the shape of a community build (router, reviewer, rerank), not their metrics.
  3. Threshold in your code. A typed answer can still be wrong.
  4. Keep an LLM for writing. Put Jev in the decision.