First Jev waitlist invitations go out
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Ollama adopts TypeSafe's Jev API with /v1/systemone endpoint
Ollama now supports TypeSafe's Jev decision model API with a /v1/systemone endpoint, enabling yes/no, multiple choice, or scored responses, fully local with no network cost. Nimble 9B runs at 91ms per decision on M5 Max, with three models available.
Ollama adopts TypeSafe's Jev API for decision models, endpoint /v1/systemone. Yes/no responses, multiple choice or scores, locally, with no network cost. Nimble 9B runs at 91ms per decision on M5 Max, three models available. ⬇️
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