Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
JevLM Wants AI to Make Typed Decisions
JevLM proposes a local-first decision layer that turns messy software inputs into typed choices, scores, and probability-backed verification.
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- Developers building systems that route, score, or verify incoming state
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- The illustrated policy keeps 0.91 probability for automation, 0.80 as its automation threshold, and 0.40 as its review threshold.
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The homepage frames JevLM as a contract-first layer between raw application state and action. Its examples preserve a probability distribution rather than returning only a label, then apply separate automation and review thresholds. The visible site names three primitives—Choice, Score, and Noul—but does not expose documentation, pricing, or a working public interface; the first build is described as private and workflow-led.
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