First Jev waitlist invitations go out
TypeSafe says it emailed a first batch of waitlisted users and will invite more people as access expands.
TypeSafe Jev sees rapid adoption by Vercel teams
Post says TypeSafe's Jev returns typed decisions instead of prose; Vercel reports 13% of paid teams used it within 24 hours, suggesting a cheap decision layer for AI agents.
The AI stack is splitting in two. TypeSafe’s Jev returns typed decisions instead of prose; Vercel says 13% of paid teams used it within 24 hours. The shift: AI agents may need a cheap “decision layer” beneath the big model.
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