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 performs well on ScopeJudge benchmark
Dreadnode reports that TypeSafe's Jev is competitive with leading LLM judges on the ScopeJudge benchmark, catching agent scope violations at pennies per thousand checks with 130 ms average responses.
Does Jev live up to the hype? Based on the results of running it against our ScopeJudge benchmark, it does. @typesafeai's Jev was competitive with leading LLM judges, catching agent scope violations at pennies per thousand checks, with 130 millisecond responses on average. [1/4]
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