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Jev-as-Guardrail (JAG): What Typed Questions Actually Buy You

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TL;DR JAG (Jev-as-guardrail) means asking a decision model several narrow typed questions about one input, getting calibrated probabilities back, and letting your code own the policy. I benchmarked five Jev-style open models as injection guardrails, with a supervised DeBERTa classifier as the refer…

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  1. 2026-10-18 15:49 · DEV Community — AI
    Jev-as-Guardrail (JAG): What Typed Questions Actually Buy You

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