Typed answers
Numbers and labels your code can branch on.
TypeSafe System One model
Available now in the playground and API.
Ask questions about any text. Get probabilities, not prose.
Use Jev AI to judge answers, route requests and check retrieved context, each with your own rules.
Evaluate an answer for source support, relevance and quality using your own rubric.
Choose a model tier, handler or tool for each request, with confidence to fall back safely.
Check each retrieved passage for relevance, answer coverage and injected instructions before generation.
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Jev is TypeSafe's first System One model. Jev AI lets you try it and call it by API.
Numbers and labels your code can branch on.
Every answer carries a confidence.
All answered in parallel.
TypeSafe-compatible requests.
Probability that the answer is yes.
Picks one option and shows every probability.
Rates the text on your own levels.
Jev AI (jev-ai.pro) is an independent playground and API for Jev, the System One model from TypeSafe. You give Jev a piece of text and typed questions; it returns yes/no probabilities, choices and scores with calibrated confidence.
Jev is TypeSafe's flagship model and the first System One model. It is trained for fast structured decisions instead of text generation: it evaluates many narrow questions about one state in parallel and reports how sure it is.
Jev AI brings TypeSafe’s Jev models into one workspace for playground, batch processing, and API access. The platform is independently operated, with subscriptions, token balances, and customer support managed by Jev AI.
Create an API key on the Jev API page and send the same JSON you would send to TypeSafe (state, model, questions) to https://jev-ai.pro/api/v1/systemone. API calls use the Token account first; insufficient tokens switch the entire request to 1 credit.
Eligible new accounts get 5 welcome credits. Welcome and daily check-in gifts enter the Credit account; monthly plans and one-time purchases add input tokens to a separate Token account. Web tools use 1 credit per request, then input tokens if credits run out. API calls use input tokens first, then 1 credit if tokens are insufficient. A request never charges both accounts. Output tokens are free.
No. Jev accepts text only: a string, a JSON object or an array. Convert other content to text or structured fields before sending it.
English is Jev's primary language and where it is most accurate. Other languages work but less reliably, so test on your own data and watch the confidence value.