HeyGen puts Jev in front of its MCP to filter leads in milliseconds for fractions of a cent
HeyGen · x · 2026-09-29
AI video company HeyGen shares its best use of Jev: putting it in front of the HeyGen MCP as a gatekeeper. Jev decides in milliseconds which leads deserve a personalized video, at a cost of fractions of a cent per decision; only leads that pass get rendered by HeyGen.
It's a textbook "small model pre-filter + heavy generation backend" cost-optimization architecture — directly useful for sales automation and lead ops teams, and a concrete example of chaining MCP into a real business workflow.
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