I built a side project to test TypeSafe's Jev model with no generative ...

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/u/stemonte · 2026-09-17 TypeSafe released the Jev model, and to test it, I built this small project where you enter your idea and the system gives you a score through around 10 questions and classifications, all run in parallel. That’s the magic of Jev. The project is open source because it’s purely demonstrative, but I think it can still be useful for quickly validating an idea. A project like this would previously have required 30-60 seconds of reasoning from an LLM, with several different evaluations. Jev, instead, runs all the requests in parallel and returns a score. It’s a model that doesn’t talk. It only gives you numerical and quantitative outputs. Put like that, it may sound like a model that’s only useful for classification, but since it accepts almost anything as input, the possible use cases are nearly endless. You can try the app here: [killmyidea.stemonte.io](http://killmyidea.stemonte.io) If you want, leave me some feedback or thoughts, including how you would use Jev ## Comments (93) ### /u/kgtrip · 2026-09-17 I gave you an upvote only for using Jev. I would love to see more work with this little baby. ### /u/stemonte · 2026-09-17 there are so many possi