Try Jev. Use it in TypeScript.

A tiny library for Jev, TypeSafe’s evaluation model.
Change the text. Ask a question. Get a decision.

Options
0.80

Yes ≥ 0.80 · no ≤ 0.20 · otherwise not sure. Adjusting this uses the same response.

No account or API key needed.

Runs on TypeSafe’s Jev via Vercel. Your text is sent to the model.

Use this in TypeScript

Install the library, then set AI_GATEWAY_API_KEY on your server.

Terminal
npm install sysone-help
example.ts
import { createSysone } from "sysone-help";
import { vercel } from "sysone-help/providers/vercel";

// Set AI_GATEWAY_API_KEY in your server environment.
const sys = createSysone({
  provider: vercel(),
  model: "typesafe-ai/jev",
});
const input = "Could you send me the updated proposal before our meeting tomorrow?";

const result = await sys.check(input, "Does this message need a reply?", {
  minProbability: 0.80,
});
console.log(result.decision); // "yes", "no" or "uncertain"
console.log(result.probability);
Installation & API docs ↗

Zero dependencies · 3.9 kB gzipMIT · Open source

Playground data & limits

The public playground runs Jev through Vercel AI Gateway using a server-side key. Text is sent to Vercel and TypeSafe. The app does not persist input or results; infrastructure and provider retention policies apply. Requests are limited to 6,000 input characters, one question, and 20 requests/minute/IP. This is an independent project.

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