Use cases
Anywhere your software makes a repetitive judgment — classify, route, score, or gatekeep — is a candidate for Jev. Here are the patterns showing up in production.
Ticket triage & routing
Score every ticket for urgency, owning department and customer frustration in parallel — in milliseconds, with full coverage instead of random sampling.
Agent tool-call guardrails
Screen risky tool calls (like bash) before they run and block the dangerous ones. This 'Auto Mode' pattern uses a System One model to insure the System Two model.
Model routing
Send each request to the cheapest model that can handle it — fast model for lookups, powerful model for hard reasoning — cutting overall inference cost.
Refund & compliance review
Put the ticket, the order and the refund policy into one state. Jev judges whether a refund was requested and whether policy supports it.
Account risk scoring
Score account activity on a risk scale and attach a calibrated recommendation to escalate — auditable by design.
High-frequency agents
Because judgments cost fractions of a cent, whole new agent styles become viable: browser agents, live trading bots and email triage at scale.
When not to reach for Jev
Where you can run it today
Cloudflare Workers AI
typesafe/jevOpenRouter
typesafe/jev-1.13LangChain
langchain-typesafeTypeSafe console
console.typesafe.ai (early access)The starter play
Pick one low-risk, high-volume decision — email or ticket triage is ideal. Mistakes have a human safety net, and the payoff is immediate. Once you trust the calibration, add agent guardrails on any tool that runs bash, sends email, or touches a database.