Writing C++ with Jev by picking valid next tokens
The author experimented with TypeSafe's Jev decision/classifier model for C++: at each step it was given only grammatically valid next tokens to pick from, avoiding free-form generation.
Jev Gets a Real Job in Claude Code
Everyone's trying TypeSafe's Jev. One user gave it a real job: before every Claude Code prompt, Jev decides thinking effort (low to xhigh), which model each subagent gets (Haiku, Sonnet, Opus), and which skill is needed. A rename gets low; a race condition gets xhigh.
everyone's trying @typesafeai's Jev this week. i gave it a real job before every claude code prompt, jev decides: how hard claude thinks (low → xhigh) which model each subagent gets (haiku, sonnet, opus) which skill it needs a rename gets low. a race condition gets xhigh
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