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Jev AI · TypeSafe System One model
Try the Jev model: probabilities, not prose.
Jev AI runs Jev, the TypeSafe decision model, on your own text. Ask yes/no, choice and score questions and get calibrated answers your code can act on. Then call the Jev AI API with the same request.
Jev AI playground
Recorded answers are real Jev output. Edit anything and run it live: 1 credit per run, 8 questions max.
Route a customer message to a team, flag urgency and read frustration in one call.
team confidence 100%Which team should handle this ticket?
urgentDoes the customer need a response today?
frustration confidence 100%How frustrated is the customer?
churn_riskDoes the customer threaten to leave or switch providers?
What is Jev AI?
Jev is TypeSafe's first System One model. Instead of writing an answer, Jev reads your text (the state), evaluates every typed question you ask in parallel, and returns structured answers: a yes/no probability, a choice with a full probability distribution, or a score on your own rubric, each with a confidence value. Jev AI is a hands-on playground for those decisions plus a metered, TypeSafe-compatible Jev API.
Ask Jev a yes/no (noul), choice or score question and get a number or label your code can branch on, not a paragraph to parse.
Every choice and score comes with the full probability distribution and a confidence value, so you can route low-confidence cases to a human.
Jev reads the state once and answers every question in parallel. Triage, moderation and scoring fit in a single request.
The Jev AI endpoint accepts the TypeSafe System One request shape, so playground experiments move straight into code.
Three question types
Jev AI returns the probability that the answer is yes, from 0 to 1. Threshold it in code.
"urgent": { "type": "noul", "noul": 0.96 }Jev AI picks one option from the set you define and returns every option's probability plus confidence.
"team": { "choice": "billing",
"probabilities": { "billing": 0.99, … },
"confidence": 0.98 }Jev AI rates the text on your ordered rubric. The score is probability-weighted, so it can land between levels.
"frustration": { "score": 3.0,
"legend": { "0": "Calm", … },
"confidence": 0.93 }How it works
Jev AI is built for decisions your code can act on directly: routing, moderation, triage, scoring and guardrails, with probabilities instead of prose.
Load a real case such as ticket triage, moderation or lead scoring, or paste your own text.
Edit the yes/no, choice and score questions, their options and rubric levels.
See the selected option, every probability and the confidence for each answer in about half a second.
Copy the generated request, create a key and call the same Jev model from your backend.
Jev AI vs a chat LLM
| Jev AI (System One) | Chat LLM | |
|---|---|---|
| Output | Probability, choice or score with confidence | Free text you must parse |
| Many decisions | All questions answered in parallel in one call | One prompt per task, or a long structured prompt |
| Uncertainty | Calibrated distribution for routing and review | No calibrated probability by default |
| Speed | About 0.5 s in our recorded Jev AI demos | Grows with the length of the generated answer |
| Best for | Routing, moderation, triage, scoring, guardrails | Writing, open-ended reasoning, conversation |
Pricing
New accounts get 5 free runs. A playground run is 1 credit; the API is 1 credit per 1 million input tokens, and output tokens are free.
Jev returns typed answers with confidence rather than generated text.
Up to 8 questions and 8,000 characters of state per run.
Metered on the input tokens Jev reports; output tokens are free.
FAQ
Jev AI is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe. Jev answers are probabilistic; review important decisions before acting on them.
Jev AI (jev-ai.pro) is an independent playground and API for Jev, the System One model from TypeSafe. You give Jev a piece of text and typed questions; it returns yes/no probabilities, choices and scores with calibrated confidence.
Jev is TypeSafe's flagship model and the first System One model. It is trained for fast structured decisions instead of text generation: it evaluates many narrow questions about one state in parallel and reports how sure it is.
No. Jev AI is an independent service that calls the official TypeSafe API. Jev and TypeSafe are names of their respective owner.
Create an API key on the Jev API page and send the same JSON you would send to TypeSafe (state, model, questions) to https://jev-ai.pro/api/v1/systemone. Usage is billed from your Jev AI credits by input tokens.
New accounts get 5 free playground runs. After that each playground run costs 1 credit and the API costs 1 credit per million input tokens. Credits come from the monthly plans or one-time packs on the pricing page.
No. Jev accepts text only: a string, a JSON object or an array. Convert other content to text or structured fields before sending it.
English is Jev's primary language and where it is most accurate. Other languages work but less reliably, so test on your own data and watch the confidence value.