Comparison of Jev and OpenAI's Decisions API
Jev is slightly faster than OpenAI's Decisions API, but the difference is not significant for most use cases. The Decisions API offers better accuracy and excels in image classification.
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Jev is slightly faster than OpenAI's Decisions API, but the difference is not significant for most use cases. The Decisions API offers better accuracy and excels in image classification.
view details →The Sidekick code review team at HubSpot utilizes OpenAI's Decisions API to streamline triage by asking specific questions about pull request properties for quicker evaluations.
view details →A user-developed CAD program that generates STLs for 3D printing, designed for Linux and Mac. It features MCP support and built-in instructions, making it user-friendly for those familiar with Fusion360.
view details →Opus 5.5 built a local MCP server to control a Prusa3D Core One L 3D printer. A custom dashboard was created to configure settings, build, slice, and send jobs to the printer, enhancing the printing experience.
view details →A user developed a personalized web-based floor layout tool using AI code, allowing for customization to meet specific needs.
view details →This MCP plugin enables communication with multiple apps and their endpoints within a single view and conversation, accessible through desktop or web applications.
view details →A user launched a game in the app store using Grok and Bot, despite having no prior coding or development experience. They have two additional games in progress.
view details →The AI emoji picker was initially built using Jev, which required extensive input tokens due to the entire emoji catalog. It was later refactored to a vector index on Upstash, significantly reducing costs.
view details →XenTank has been successfully ported to PSP, Mega Drive/Genesis, and NES using AI tools. Experience the game on multiple platforms with these new adaptations.
view details →A 21-year-old created a full 3D multiplayer game using Claude Code, generating all 3D models through code in three.js. The game includes automated tests for game rules and payment systems.
view details →The US launched America(.gov), an AI front door to 29,000 federal websites. A similar tool has been developed for Canadians, allowing inquiries in plain English or French.
view details →The focus app has been completely rebuilt, featuring a village growth system, an app blocker, and analytics on focus patterns. It is ad-free and requires no account for use.
view details →Dust & Lead is a small browser game created using Three.js and Claude Opus 5.5. Experience the journey from concept to playable demo in this Wild West adventure.
view details →Maelstrom utilizes an LLM to organize components based on user input. It features a planner that operates on Jev, designed to respond to structured questions regarding component specifications.
view details →Jev-browser-wingman is an open-source tool that enables AI coding agents to interact with your logged-in Chrome. It combines planning from a large language model with decision-making from a smaller Jev model.
view details →Users are enhancing the Claude Code Jev Model Router Mod with effective fixes. The latest improvements are being merged into the project.
view details →This proof of concept utilizes a hybrid approach where Claude plans the task and the Jev model manages per-step click decisions, providing a fast and cost-effective solution.
view details →Africa Flying has integrated its private pipeline with Grok Bot to streamline daily tasks. This setup aims to enhance efficiency in managing drone logistics across African distances.
view details →Marionette was used to automate a Flutter game featuring five puzzles. It efficiently read the code and interacted with the game in 9.7 seconds at a cost of $0.0012.
view details →The game Lost Chord, built in Decentraland, challenges players to collect six musical notes to win. Over 90% of the game was developed using vibe coding with Claude Code.
view details →A gym challenge app was developed in one day using Claude code and self-hosted on Hetzner. The setup includes a Postgres database and features automated UI testing.
view details →The project began with the development of a Canadian law app, utilizing Claude Code to create a minimum viable product in five minutes. The author also improved the case formatting beyond raw JSONL.
view details →Claude Code has been modified to change an authentication check to return true, with tests passing successfully. The jev-preflight tool flags risks and facilitates re-checks.
view details →A decision layer named Jev was integrated into an AI agent fleet, achieving high accuracy and low latency for decision-making tasks. The rollout emphasized careful testing and risk management to avoid potential failures.
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