AI Workflow Analyzer

Can Jev handle this?

Describe your AI workflow in plain English. See which steps fit Jev, an LLM, or ordinary code — then generate an implementation-ready Decision Spec for it.

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How it works

Three steps from prompt to spec

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Describe your task

Write your AI workflow in plain English. No API keys, no setup — just describe what you want to build.

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See the breakdown

The analyzer maps your task to a workflow graph, showing which steps fit Jev, which need an LLM, and which are ordinary code.

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Get a Decision Spec

Each Jev node comes with an editable Decision Spec and implementation-ready code in TypeScript, Python, and cURL.

What is Jev

A System One model for bounded, typed decisions

Jev is a model from TypeSafe AI that returns structured answers — a Choice, a Noul, or a Score — instead of free-form text. It handles routing, gating, and scoring deterministically, with lower latency and cost than an LLM.

It does not write essays or translate languages. It decides.

Learn what Jev isJev vs LLM →
JevStructured, deterministic
LLMOpen-ended text generation
CodeTraditional computation
Where Jev fits

Jev fits between code and LLMs

Routing decisions

When you need to pick from a known set of options — teams, categories, priorities — Jev Choice returns a deterministic answer.

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Binary gates

When you need to check whether something passes a threshold — escalate, approve, flag — Jev Noul gives you a typed yes/no.

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Quality scoring

When you need to rate something against a rubric — satisfaction, relevance, risk — Jev Score returns structured numbers.

Not for open-ended generation

Jev does not write essays, translate text, or summarize documents. Those tasks still need an LLM. The analyzer tells you which is which.

Choice, Noul, and Score

Three decision primitives

Examples

Workflows the analyzer can break down

Customer Support Router

Choice + Noul + Score

Route tickets, check escalation, and score satisfaction — all with Jev primitives instead of LLM calls.

Content Moderation

Noul + Choice

Detect policy violations (yes/no) and decide on an action (remove, warn, approve) with deterministic primitives.

Loan Approval Pipeline

Score + Choice + Code

Score the applicant, decide approve/deny/review, and calculate the interest rate — Jev for decisions, code for math.

Prompt to Jev

Already have a prompt? Convert it to a Jev workflow

Paste an existing LLM prompt and see how it could be restructured with Jev primitives.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Jev

No. Jev is a System One model for bounded, typed decisions. It returns a structured answer — a Choice, a Noul, or a Score — instead of generating free-form text, the way an LLM does.

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