JEV library reads tabular data in small slices on demand to cut token costs
sedthh · reddit · 2026-09-23
A developer released JEV, an open-source library that learns from small slices of your tabular data and only requests more when it actually helps, stopping once it has enough — saving token costs. It is said to work especially well with categorical data, unstructured text, and dirty datasets.
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