TGT Analytics demonstrates a real-world use case of the Jev model for part sorting: 54 parts sensed, decided, and sorted at a total AI cost of $0.0015, with 150-200ms per part and 99.7% confidence. At scale, 10,000 parts/day costs $0.27, and 1M parts costs $27.
I cut through the Jev hype looking for a real use case. Found one. This clip: 54 parts sensed, decided, sorted. Total AI cost $0.0015. 150-200ms each, 99.7% confidence. No prose, no hallucinations. Scale it: 10,000 parts a day = $0.27. 1M = $27. What would you automate with it?
LLM holds memory/context, uses agent-desktop to take snapshots and sends them to Jev, which selects the right element to act on for faster Computer Use, with Cursor enabled and headless support.
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A comprehensive explainer video introducing Jev, an AI that doesn't write text but determines which department to route inquiries to and how urgent they are.
