A faster loop for browser agents
Let the browser expose its possible actions. Let Jev choose the next one.
Discover Jev projects, practical tutorials, and community tools—all in one place.
See how builders use TypeSafe AI's Jev for browser agents, creative workflows, games, and everyday automation.
View all 30 Jev casesLet the browser expose its possible actions. Let Jev choose the next one.
One decision layer, multiple image and video models.
Classify a new file, then let ordinary code put it in the right place.
Match a data source to a template without requiring identical labels.
Recognize sponsorship segments from the words being spoken.
A maze state goes in. A direction comes back.
Use Jev to select which tool calls still matter in a long coding session.
Turn a report in Box into a severity assessment and a review destination.
Separate the next task from the movement needed to carry it out.
Preselect a useful skill and tool for an incoming Slack request.
Classify extracted page text against a defined registry of tax forms.
Explore Jev as a small decision layer in a content moderation workflow.
Community demonstrations, credited to their creators. Reported results are not independent benchmarks.
Discover plugins and projects built around TypeSafe AI's Jev, with the original source and a clear place to start.
Explore all 5 tools & SDKsUse Jev to decide which old tool calls an agent still needs. Keep useful history without rewriting it into a summary.
Add Jev-based checks around a coding agent's actions, tool output and replies, with prompts when a decision needs review.
Find sponsorship segments in YouTube videos with Jev, using captions or transcribed audio to identify where a read starts and ends.
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A practical way to decide where Jev belongs in an application—and what should stay in ordinary code.
Go from a focused question to a typed answer, without building a full agent first.
Three question types, explained through the decisions your software needs to make.
Jev works with questions your code can act on: choose an option, score a fit, or estimate a probability. Learn the three primitives, then find a small decision in your own project.
Get to know Choice, Score & Noul