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Function calling without waiting for Enter. Answers only when needed. TypeSafe AI Jev understands intent and arguments as you type, then executes ahead of time once everything is in place.

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lakshya1 month ago

@typesafeai @a1zhang time to revisit sPTC

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Tim Johnson1 month ago

@typesafeai @2sidesofacoin imagine the UX possibilities!

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Meir Dick1 month ago

@typesafeai Love this use case.

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Frank Martinez1 month ago

@typesafeai Superb

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Jacob Jacquet1 month ago

@typesafeai This is my personal favorite jev usecase so far

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Yohei1 month ago

@typesafeai noice

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Yoshiki Miura1 month ago

@typesafeai 🫡

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RaZaan1 month ago

@typesafeai This is wild 🔥

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pleasant1 month ago

@typesafeai next level

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AI Mastery Guide1 month ago

@typesafeai no enter needed, that's slick

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Nick Bruce1 month ago

@typesafeai @miiura how are you stopping it from firing before the user changes their mind? or is it so cheap it just fires constantly 😂

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blackcat1 month ago

@typesafeai Why I would pay to get an autocomplete?

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Martin Ronfort1 month ago

@typesafeai The way it handles intent and structured output is what sets it apart from standard chatbots. We actually went deeper on this here:

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