Self-hosted the open decision model Jev on Proxmox and compared it head-to-head with a paid model on 520 labeled examples from an invoicing SaaS; Jev won 19 of 20 questions.
Self-hosted an open decision model on my Proxmox box, then ran it head to head against the paid one on the same 520 labelled examples from our invoicing SaaS. ▎Jev won 19 of 20 questions. Laya scored at chance on 6 of them — including the tax treatment question, where being
James Long uses Jev to tackle the most annoying problem in personal finance tools: generating good payee descriptions from raw bank data. It got about 95% of the way there on the first try, with many ways to improve the prompting.
A developer uses Jev to decide buy or sell and executes real trades on Kuru's on-chain order book via Monad every 300ms block. Link
Erik Spock Gafni suggests that those who make a lot of profit from Jev trading donate some of their profits to charity.