OpenAI ships a Jev clone on luna-6 just 14 days after TypeSafe's debut
JnBrymn · x · 2026-10-02
JnBrymn says his call was right: 14 days after TypeSafe's launch, OpenAI introduced its own clone of the Jev-style API at DevDay, running on the highly capable luna-6 model, which can also make Jev-like decisions when images are part of the input.
- He doubts either API is broadly applicable: both likely struggle with bespoke, company-specific decision tasks not covered in their training sets.
- A slow reasoning model can be prompted to reason into new territory, but if the API generates a single token under the hood, it can only make snap judgments.
- The author had published a related blog post six days after Jev's debut.
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