Jev launches: a System One model for decisions
TypeSafe founder Diogo Almeida introduces Jev, its RLCD training method, and its focus on software decisions. The post includes a 2:56 launch video.
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TypeSafe founder Diogo Almeida introduces Jev, its RLCD training method, and its focus on software decisions. The post includes a 2:56 launch video.
Jev does not generate free-form text. A side-by-side video compares parallel decision-making with token-by-token text generation.
The launch thread explains code-and-AI workflow evaluations, the input price announced at launch, and free output tokens.
A game demo shows real-time decisions. Diogo says it makes about ten Jev calls per second; the post includes a 2:43 video.
The model chooses the next step from hundreds or thousands of links, demonstrating fast decisions with constrained outputs. The post includes a 4:04 video.
The end of Diogo’s launch thread links to the official technical blog and early-access entry point for further reading.
TypeSafe’s official account ends its stealth phase, invites developers to request access, and quotes the founder’s launch post.
TypeSafe says it emailed a first batch of waitlisted users and will invite more people as access expands.
A community guide walks developers through requesting access and installing the TypeSafe Agent Skill.
A community-curated list gathers early Jev projects and ideas for developers who already have API access.
The typesafe-security-review project combines Jev’s probability judgments with a code graph and OWASP/CWE data for low-cost security scanning.
Kevin Zhang invites Jev waitlist users to reply with what they want to build to get access.
Nathan Flurry says Jev does not replace GPT or Claude; it is a really smart switch statement that can make many workloads insanely fast, cheap, and accurate.
The author shares a 45-second TL;DR video on Jev, finding the core idea simple but the original video hard to follow.
A developer uses Jev to decide buy or sell and executes real trades on Kuru's on-chain order book via Monad every 300ms block. Link
A user gives Jev a few hundred common English words and punctuation to choose from, showing Jev's selection-based expression beyond text generation.
Gregor Zunic showcases an open-source browser agent combining Browser Use and Jev, finding flights in 7 seconds for $0.0039, using a new action space per step, DOM state space, and small LLM fallback for typing.
Scott Williams predicts custom Jev-style models (parallel constrained decoding) will make existing company agent systems more token efficient, creating millionaires.
Preliminary benchmark shows Jev running 500 real-time agents in parallel in a 3D environment, with 500ms average latency and 35 API calls/s using a naive implementation.
The author built a system that sends 12 questions via the Jev API to each of 150 fictional personas to ask about their product adoption intent. The actual cost was 1.8 yen and it took about 5 seconds—fast enough, though latency is included.
A developer used TypeSafe Jev to make a Rubik's Cube solve itself with a beginner method in 94 moves, like a person rather than the 22-move optimal solution; Jev is not an LLM and answers one question with a probability in ~250ms.
A user interacts with Jev by voice; the transcript is sent to Jev, which returns probabilities in about 300ms, and the browser clicks accordingly, at roughly $0.0002 per decision.
A user shares using Jev to review real PRs: paste a diff, make one call to TypeSafe AI, and get 14 typed checks (hardcoded secret, SQL, etc.) as probabilities, claiming far lower cost than Claude.
Unclutter is an open-source, free smart ad and slop blocker that uses Jev to automatically clean pages of ads, cookie banners, upsells, and annoying dialogs. BYOK.
Jev uses a local CoreML model to segment buttons and UI elements on screen, with on-device OCR reading labels, enabling computer use without screenshots or LLMs.
Jev plays Subway Surfers at superhuman speed and runs 50 games at once, costing less than a cent per run. Jev does not replace LLMs like astra or fable, but opens up an entirely new world of capabilities.
Jev broke down 724 live ads from 37 brands in 40 seconds, covering hooks, formats, offers, CTAs, awareness stages, and landing page mismatches, using only 9 cents of tokens, coming to @stealads and MCP.
The post explains how Jev enables faster, cheaper, and more reliable agents through model routing and computer use.
Ian Nuttall used Jev to analyze 3,282 X posts (100M views), consuming 4,252,330 tokens for $0.1282 in an 8m 34s run, with 8 questions per post on topic, hook, tone, etc., finding how-to posts got 150 median likes.
A PostgreSQL extension that searches your whole database in natural language via a single function jev(), with no index or embeddings, judging 129 rows in about 1 second.
Introduces TypeSafe AI's Jev model, involving RLHF co-creator Diogo Almeida, highlighting that it doesn't generate text but takes state inputs, making it a different type of model from ChatGPT.
A user shares an ideal use case for Jev: instant compaction. By scoring every tool call and dropping irrelevant content, Jev can make compaction instant instead of relying on summarization prompts.
Taro L. Saito notes that, like Jev, a local LLM engine achieves 40ms inference by abandoning text/JSON generation and specializing in judgment, running on DGX Spark.
This tutorial explains what Jev is, how to build with it, and demos a voice-controlled browser, AI memory, and a YouTube predictor, including API setup.
Assign scores to all tool calls in ClaudeCode or Codex session logs and remove unnecessary ones to achieve immediate/compact functionality.
Jev combined with SuperX generates 61 questions per post in ~1s for ~$0.0004. Trained on 9,481 real posts from 207 creators, it picks the viral post 2 in 3 times and never rewards reply bait. Free, no signup.
A demo shows Jev playing Smash Bros against itself, controlling all four characters and deciding the best move within a fraction of a second, using over 22 million tokens for the match.
A user shares using TypeSafe AI's Jev model as a Claude plugin to review unnecessary tool calls, compressing context from nearly 1M to 86K tokens in about 1 second.
A model called JEV that can't chat has gone viral, giving only three kinds of choice-based responses instead of writing code or explaining itself.
JEV co-founder @CompleteSkeptic retweeted and liked, calling it the right way to use JEV, noting the pain of system freezes when context fills up in Claude Code.
The author pitted Jev against Claude Haiku 4.5 in Tetris with identical block spawn order and initial board, asking each to choose from up to 12 placements and dropping the block as soon as a response returns, to see who clears 20 lines first.
A developer shares an open-source prototype Chrome extension that uses Jev to listen to YouTube audio, detect sponsor segments, and skip them in real time, costing about $0.005 per video with BYOK. Link
A developer built voice-controlled computer use on Mac with TypeSafe's Jev, where dictated commands open apps almost before the sentence ends.
The author says he has been waiting for something like Jev since early ChatGPT models and predicts the fastest-growing SaaS by MRR in history within a month or two.
The author tried Codex+Jev to build an enhanced computer use called 'Jev Use', claiming it is faster and smoother than the built-in option with roughly comparable performance.
A user shares using JEV on 700 high-intent leads and personalized outreach messages, predicting each message's performance, assigning confidence scores, and detecting lead-message mismatches in 40 seconds for $0.09, with lead scoring and buying analysis also possible.
The author shares that their Jev explainer video surpassed 1M views, was translated into many languages, and even got a Chinese remake.
Marcel Pociot shares a macOS app built with Jev that monitors the Downloads folder and applies customizable rules to rename and file downloads, such as detecting invoices and moving them to a dedicated folder, with no other LLM calls involved.
Steps to get started with Jev: join the waitlist and install the official skill so your agent writes correct calls. Link
Just paste a URL: jev-1.13.0 decides how to build the original website as a native mobile app, then shipper submits it to the app stores for you.