Watch Jev Solve Sudoku in Slow Motion
A user shares a slow-motion clip of Jev solving a Sudoku puzzle.
THE JEV GUIDE · CURATED EDITION
Launch news, explanations, demos, and community projects around TypeSafe Jev, organized by topic. Every entry links back to its X source.
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A user shares a slow-motion clip of Jev solving a Sudoku puzzle.
The community shared a way to run Jev on Cloud Run with an RTX PRO 6000: ~47s cold start, ~117ms end-to-end, and 100+ req/s at concurrency 32. They also used Jev to build Snake, Dino, and Tetris games.
The author tried a harness for Jev to play chess against Stockfish, where Jev had no chance, and is considering using Jev for replacing behavior trees for enemy AI.
A new project: an ant colony in Rust and Bevy, driven by TypeSafe Jev. You play the queen with one text field, 20 ants interpret your orders. Click any ant to see its exact Jev request and answer, or reword the question live. Link
The community observed that Jev gets stuck on goals requiring multiple steps (like visiting a neighbor before leaving town), with the game blocking it 96 times. Without hints, getting its first Pokémon took 466 moves; with one hint, it took 41.
A user observes that when a game provides clear direction, Jev instantly reads the situation and picks the right move in under a second; trouble arises when the next step is unclear.
User shares their experience having Jev play Pokémon Emerald. Jev gets a list of possible actions and picks one, managing to get a starter and beat the first rival, though not fully on its own.
Created a puzzle game with AI using GPTs. ChatGPT doesn't know the answer; an external Jev API acts as the game master, and you reason with AI using only the reactions returned from it. Link
A question about how well TypeSafe AI's Jev model performs at the game Tetris.
Come try to burn Jevbucks in a yes/no game with Jev.
User Cuth launched a yes/no trivia game based on Jev, with Jevbucks at stake.
The author invites you to try a yes/no game and burn Jevbucks before morning.