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 vs Opus 5: Cost and Agreement Test
The author ran Jev on 300 web pages with 9 typed decisions each for 2 cents, versus Opus 5 costing $1.21 on only 100 pages. Opus 5 then graded Jev, and where Jev was sure, they agreed on 98 of 100 decisions.
Ran the expensive part myself to check the claim: 300 web pages, 9 typed decisions each, 2 cents, against 1.21 dollars for Opus 5 on only 100 of them. Then Opus 5 graded Jev. Where Jev was sure they agreed 98 of 100. Replay of the race:
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