Typesafeai's Jev agent screens resumes smartly, cheap enough to give away free
draginol · x · 2026-09-21
Developer @draginol says a build of Jev, an agent that screens resumes intelligently rather than brute-forcing with a plain LLM, will be ready today. Paired with @typesafeai it saves thousands of tokens, making it cheap enough to bundle free for Clairvoyance subscribers.
He notes the demo resumes are all synthetic data, and that Jev even worked around an instruction bug from Claude Opus, suggesting stronger instruction-following than the underlying model.
Related event: Jev model pre-screens resumes and tasks to slash token costs(3 posts)→
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