Been experimenting with Jev — interesting approach to AI agents

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The author discusses experimenting with Jev, a tool for AI agents focused on decision-making, which claims significant speed and cost benefits compared to using large language models for all tasks.

I’ve been playing around with Jev recently, and I found the idea pretty interesting. We usually use large LLMs for almost everything in an AI agent. But do we really need one for every decision Jev is designed more around decision-making than generating long text What caught my attention is the claimed 20–200× speed and 40–400× lower cost, with output tokens being free. I’m still experimenting with it, so I’m curious — has anyone here actually used Jev for an AI agent? What did you use it for?
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