First Jev waitlist invitations go out
TypeSafe says it emailed a first batch of waitlisted users and will invite more people as access expands.
Jev decision layer: text/JSON in, typed outputs
Describes Jev as a decision layer rather than a chatbot, taking text/JSON input and returning typed choices, scores and probabilities in roughly 70–500 ms; notes TypeSafe's claimed speedups and early user reports, advising benchmarking on your own workflow.
Jev isn’t a new chatbot. It’s a decision layer: text/JSON in; typed choices, scores and probabilities out—often in 70–500 ms. TypeSafe claims 40–200× speedups; early user reports suggest ~7× median. Real shift, but benchmark it on your own workflow. #AI #Jev
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