TypeSafe: structured decisions with Jev

Decisions your software can use

TypeSafe exposes Jev through typed questions: questions with a predefined answer format. Supply the information to evaluate, then ask for a Choice between options, a Score against a rubric, or a Noul probability that a statement is true. This suits developers adding judgments to an application.

Try a bounded support task

CurioFuse exercise, adapted from the workflow guide: use fictional support messages and ask separately which team should handle each message and whether it explicitly requests a refund. Include a billing complaint that asks for no remedy. Compare the answers with your intended labels; a billing topic alone should not count as a refund request. This is a proposed exercise, not a measured result.

Your application keeps control of routing and actions. TypeSafe supplies narrow judgments; it does not generate code or choose its own next action.

Handle uncertainty

The confidence guide recommends testing thresholds on your own data and adapting them to the consequences of errors. Route uncertain cases for review instead of assuming one threshold fits every task.