Jev versus text-generating models
Jev does not generate free-form text. A side-by-side video compares parallel decision-making with token-by-token text generation.
Three-Layer Agent Architecture: Jev as the Decision Layer
The post argues that mature agent architectures will move from a single large model to three layers: the LLM for reasoning and planning, lightweight gates like Jev for routing, intent classification and guardrails, and code/regex for deterministic state machines and schemas.
接下来成熟的 Agent 架构，一定会从“一把大模型梭哈”走向三层分工： Reasoning Layer（大模型）：负责全局长程规划、发散思考、开放式生成； Decision Layer（轻量判门/Jev等）：负责局部路由、意图归类、状态断言、Guardrail； Deterministic Layer（代码/正则）：负责确定性状态机、Schema
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