disler/ten-levels-of-jev

Ten levels of Jev, from one smart if statement to a coding agent that reaches for Jev on its own

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📺 Watch this video to get the full breakdown of this codebase: 10 Levels of Jev for Agentic Engineers on YouTube Strip away the launch hype and Jev is one thing: intelligent question answering, programmable through JSON. You send TypeSafe's System One model a state and typed questions. About 300 ms later you get typed answers back, with probabilities your code can branch on, for a fraction of a cent. This repo arranges thirty concrete uses of Jev into ten levels. Levels 1 to 5 call Jev from plain code. Levels 6 to 10 put Jev inside the pi coding agent, first as hooks the agent never sees, then as tools the agent chooses to call, until the agent writes the questions itself. Every level runs live against real Jev, and every option is tested. The /install command lives at .claude/commands/install.md. It checks Node, bun, just, git, and pi, installs…

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  1. 10 Levels of Jev
  2. Install
  3. Agentic Install
  4. Manual Install
  5. Why this exists
  6. What Jev is: JSON in, decisions out
  7. The ladder
  8. Levels 1 to 5: Jev from code
  9. Level 1: Single Decisions
  10. Level 2: Multiple Choice
  11. Level 3: Composite Scoring
  12. Level 4: Confidence Gating

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Ten levels of Jev, from one smart if statement to a coding agent that reaches for Jev on its own

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