Jev by TypeSafe AI: Fast, Typed Decisions for Classification
Imagine a support system reading a message: “I was charged twice, and I need a person to fix this today.”
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Imagine a support system reading a message: “I was charged twice, and I need a person to fix this today.”
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Agent Plugins provide a standard way to package reusable instructions, tools, and data connections for AI agents. Instead of maintaining
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AI-agent memory is not merely a way to retain chat history. It is the production system that extracts, scopes, retrieves,
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An assistant that forgets your preferences after one chat feels less helpful. Yet sending every past message to a large
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A browser UI is a moving target. A button label changes, a modal appears, or a CSS selector is refactored,
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Browsers are where a surprising amount of real work still happens: searching for a supplier, checking a dashboard, entering a
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Imagine asking a librarian for one page that proves a claim. The librarian first runs through the whole building and
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Chunking is the process of splitting source documents into smaller pieces before they are embedded and stored in a vector
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Ask a friend a hard question, like “How did the failure of Silicon Valley Bank compare to the 2008 financial
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Document ingestion is the first mile of a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system. Before retrieval, chunking, or embedding can work, raw
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Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) promises answers grounded in an external knowledge base. In practice, an answer can be wrong because the
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Imagine you are fixing a restaurant order pipeline. A customer says, “My order is wrong.” That sentence alone does not
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