Jev as a Decision Layer: Typed Answers, Probabilities, and Application Policy
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The interface that interests me in Jev is straightforward: give it application state and a set of bounded questions, then get back values that code can use directly. There is no conversation to maintain or generated explanation to parse. A support workflow can ask which department should handle a t…
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Jev as a Decision Layer: Typed Answers, Probabilities, and Application Policy
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