Builds made with Jev

Marcus Lowe wired Jev between copy and paste so that what you copied and where you are pasting decide what lands, an early look at decision models rewriting everyday computer interactions.

Anish built a text box that becomes the interface you describe as you type, using Jev to choose the right UI component in real time instead of generating code.

Jev plays Doom: a games & real time build posted by Diogo Almeida (@CompleteSkeptic) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.

500 emails for 3.5 cents: a triage & routing build posted by Riley Brown (@rileybrown) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.

Maubaron had Jev control all four fighters in a Smash Bros. match, choosing each move in a fraction of a second at a cost of a couple of cents.

Nader Dabit shared his first Jev experiment, a launcher that predicts your intent from each keystroke, as a sign of how many new apps become possible with sub-second decisions.

A Japanese developer let Jev pick a sparse-attention rate for each layer during video generation, cutting a run from 6m07s to 3m34s on an RTX 4070.

A model router on Jev: a triage & routing build posted by Duncan (@ephraimduncan) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.

The team gave Jev a candidate profile and 400 companies and had it rank where the candidate is most likely to land, with a confidence score for each, for a fraction of a cent.

$10,000 in Jev’s hands: a trading & markets build posted by Abol (@abolbuild) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.