10 projects to build with JEV: use it for decisions, not generation
Arindam_1729 · x · 2026-09-25
Arindam argues developers misuse new models like JEV by treating them as general-purpose LLMs. Instead, feed it context, define the decisions it can make, and let your code act on results — e.g., routing support tickets, choosing a browser agent's next click, or picking which model handles a request. The article outlines 10 projects built around this decision-centric pattern.
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