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@maximem/jev-core

v0.1.1

Published

Typed client and decision policy for TypeSafe Jev. The only module that talks to the Jev API.

Readme

@maximem/jev-core

Typed client and decision policy for TypeSafe Jev. The only module in jev_mcp that talks to the Jev API.

Most people want @maximem/jev-mcp instead — this package is its engine. Use this directly only if you are embedding Jev decisions in your own program rather than giving them to an agent over MCP.

import { JevClient, choice, noul, score } from '@maximem/jev-core';

const client = new JevClient(); // reads TYPESAFE_API_KEY from the environment

// All questions travel in ONE request — six questions cost one round trip, not six.
const { answers, model, latencyMs } = await client.ask(
  { ticket: 'I was charged twice and need a refund today.' },
  {
    intent: choice('What does the customer want?', {
      refund: 'Money returned.',
      other: 'Anything else.',
    }),
    urgent: noul('The ticket communicates time pressure.'),
    anger: score('How frustrated are they?', ['calm', 'annoyed', 'angry']),
  },
);

Also provides the threshold policy (including the abstain band, so a probability near 0.5 escalates instead of being treated as a decision), a per-task call budget, and an append-only decision ledger.

MIT