"Jev mindset" sparks debate: decompose questions and decisions instead of dumping everything into context
multiply_matrix · x · 2026-09-18
- A viral take frames "jev" as a new way of thinking about working with LLMs: instead of dumping everything into context, split tasks into questions and decisions, then compose them together.
- Follow-up discussion notes that asking a model a big question directly "probably won't go well" — jev works better with smaller, decomposed questions that compose into harder tasks.
- The idea has inspired experiments, including a browser-based implementation.
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