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What is a decision model? Jev by TypeSafe AI answers yes/no and multiple-choice questions, with a confidence score. Much of software development are a sequence of decisions, and Jev is 10x cheaper and faster than an LLM. Let’s understand this through practical examples:
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1/ Better support triage. Ask it to tag the tickets: cancelling? Refund? Angry? Bug report? Escalate? Jev tagged the messages in 2.3 seconds for a tenth of a cent. A chat LLM on the same batch took 20 seconds.

2/ Faster agent tool calls. Agents need to make tool calls, Jev could pick the right tools to call at a fraction of the cost and time.

3/ Quickly filter an X feed. Every reply on X is a multiple-choice question: genuine question, hot take, promotion, rage bait, or troll? Filter as you scroll, in real-time, for pennies.

4/ Real-time actions in meeting notes. Per conversation - was it addressed to the assistant? Did the person finish their thought? Was there a specific request? Was there an action to take? Done real-time.

5/ Break problems into small yes/no and multiple-choice decisions, and a decision model answers them fast enough and cheap enough to run on every message, every tool call, every sentence.

6/ All mini apps are in OpenRouter Labs, with the code included: Model page:

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@typesafeai yeah a lot of software is basically just making little decisions all day. using a full llm for every one of those does feel kinda unnecessary

@typesafeai I want a open weights of this kind of model

@typesafeai I'm running my own version of jev locally, it's getting response faster than JEV at 0 cost and it's open source, you don't have to send any data through the API

@typesafeai I can’t get over your choice in background when you’re on Mac! I can’t remember what Windows OS that was from. Was it XP?

@typesafeai Making decisions 10x cheaper and faster is powerful. The next piece is provenance: can we trace each decision back to the exact knowledge, evidence and context that produced it?

@typesafeai Set a confidence cutoff so weak calls escalate to humans

@typesafeai The "10x cheaper and faster" claim on a yes/no is always going to get my attention. Sounds like a good fit for constrained classification.

@typesafeai Very nice to have Jev on OpenRouter now!

@typesafeai vercel just posted adoption numbers: ~13% of AI Gateway teams used Jev on day one. 2x the GPT-5.6 family, 6x Fable 5.1

@typesafeai how are you benchmarking the confidence scores against llm baselines

@typesafeai Is this @pingToven

@typesafeai Interesting approach. Specializing in decisions rather than text generation could make AI workflows faster and more efficient for many practical tasks.

@typesafeai Decision models shine when bounded outputs cut latency, cost, and verification burden.

@typesafeai 10x cheaper and faster" than what exactly? A bigger LLM doing the same thing, or a bigger LLM doing everything else too?

@typesafeai So if we have copilot in our org, can jev use that language model for decisions?

@typesafeai Paying nothing on output because the answer is a typed choice is a neat consequence. Routing and gating is where I'd put it first 👍

@typesafeai decision models actually make sense as their own category

@typesafeai the confidence score matters more than the label. a cheap model that knows when its option set doesn't fit can route the weird cases upward instead of silently forcing a bad branch.

@typesafeai The support-triage example is a good one. Fast, cheap classification seems like a much better fit than using a full chat model for every small decision.

@typesafeai What's the limitations of Jev?
