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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.

43,205 просмотров • 1 месяц назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля lakshya
lakshya1 месяц назад

@typesafeai @a1zhang time to revisit sPTC

Фото профиля Tim Johnson
Tim Johnson1 месяц назад

@typesafeai @2sidesofacoin imagine the UX possibilities!

Фото профиля Meir Dick
Meir Dick1 месяц назад

@typesafeai Love this use case.

Фото профиля Frank Martinez
Frank Martinez1 месяц назад

@typesafeai Superb

Фото профиля Jacob Jacquet
Jacob Jacquet1 месяц назад

@typesafeai This is my personal favorite jev usecase so far

Фото профиля Yohei
Yohei1 месяц назад

@typesafeai noice

Фото профиля Yoshiki Miura
Yoshiki Miura1 месяц назад

@typesafeai 🫡

Фото профиля RaZaan
RaZaan1 месяц назад

@typesafeai This is wild 🔥

Фото профиля pleasant
pleasant1 месяц назад

@typesafeai next level

Фото профиля AI Mastery Guide
AI Mastery Guide1 месяц назад

@typesafeai no enter needed, that's slick

Фото профиля Nick Bruce
Nick Bruce1 месяц назад

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

Фото профиля blackcat
blackcat1 месяц назад

@typesafeai Why I would pay to get an autocomplete?

Фото профиля Martin Ronfort
Martin Ronfort1 месяц назад

@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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