Feeding task descriptions to JEV yields workflows across hundreds of apps in seconds
gaganghotra_ · x · 2026-09-21
Gil Feig spent a day feeding task descriptions to JEV, which instantly generated workflows across hundreds of apps. His take: an agent could do the same in 30 seconds for a dollar, but differently every run — JEV does it in two seconds, for free, the same way every time. Determinism and cost, not raw capability, are the real differentiators.
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