Site directory
Site directory
Every JevCode page for trying clavue-jev, reading the docs, and opening a case. The next link stays on this site.
The model is clavue-jev. For a result now, open live scenes or try a judgment. Billing is on pricing. The write-up starts at the quick start.
- Ecosystem
Community projects by category.
- Jev coverage
Each entry names the decision and its evidence.
- Daily cases
The next batch of coverage cases, each day.
- Community
Public posts, each with its source.
- Builds
Notes on model and site updates.
- Primitives
Choice, Noul, and Score together.
- Patterns
Routing, fan-out, and composite scoring.
- SDKs
HTTP, Python, and JavaScript.
Use clavue-jev
- Try a judgment
Send a state and read the answer.
- Live scenes
Tetris, six rapid judgments, and a sort. Copy the call and run it again.
- Judgment Lab
Support triage, release review, compliance routing — edit and run on the spot.
- Compare
clavue-jev and jev-1.13.0 answer the same question.
- Demos
Judgment examples you can edit.
- Pricing
Input is $0.042 per million tokens. Output is free.
- API
Call POST /v1/judge with a key.
Docs
- Introduction
What this model is for.
- Quick start
The smallest call that runs.
- System One
Written here: a state plus one typed question. The model is clavue-jev.
- State
The text you send in.
- Confidence
How sure the answer is, and when to act on it.
- Choice
Pick one mutually exclusive option.
- Noul
A yes/no question, returned as the probability of yes.
- Score
Rate along a scale.
- Intent routing
One Choice call dispatches the request.
- Confidence routing
Act when confidence is high. Hand off when it is low.
- Fan-out
Ask several questions of one state.
- Composite scoring
Fold several scores into one ranking.
- HTTP API
The request shape without an SDK.
- Python SDK
Call a judgment from Python.
- JavaScript SDK
Call a judgment from JavaScript.
Cases
- Use-case map
Which primitive people use for which job.
- Guardrails
A yes/no check before an action runs.
- Function calling
Pick which function to call.
- Classify with confidence
Do not act when the class is unsure.
- Semantic find
Find the passages that match.
- Parallel questions
Ask the whole set in one call.
- Hierarchical classification
Coarse class first, then the fine one.
- Citation check
Whether a sentence is supported by the source.
- Entity alignment
Whether two names are the same thing.
- Skill suggestion
Choose which skill fits the moment.