Jev + Kimi K3 cascade classifies 100 fraud emails at 96% for $0.07
Aizkmusic · x · 2026-09-19
A developer shared a fraud-detection pipeline: Jev classified 100 emails (50 legit, 50 fraudulent) in 1.42 seconds, with uncertain cases routed to Kimi K3 for a second pass. The full pipeline scored 96/100 for only $0.07, with a live unsped-up run video included. The fast-model-first, strong-model-fallback routing pattern is reusable for any high-throughput classification task.
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