Jev pricing reality check: 720 states x 30 questions likely costs under 10 cents
schwentker · x · 2026-09-27
Part 3 of the Jevathon notes: @exrhizo of Typesafe AI on Jev pricing.
- Agents tend to overestimate the cost of such judgments: 720 states x 30 questions likely costs under 10 cents.
- Practical tip: Jev always answers, so expecting a non-answer is a type error — add a "not applicable" choice instead.
- Useful cost and interface-design guidance for using LLMs as cheap typed-judgment functions.
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