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hfjev

v0.2.0

Published

Classify Hugging Face datasets across typed semantic dimensions with TypeSafe Jev System One

Readme

hfjev

Classify Hugging Face datasets across typed semantic dimensions with TypeSafe Jev System One.

npm install hfjev

Quick start

import hfjev from 'hfjev';

const dataset = await hfjev('cornell-movie-review-data/rotten_tomatoes');
const results = await dataset.classify();

console.log(results[0].answers);

hfjev() loads any Hugging Face dataset, auto-adapts evaluation rubrics to the domain, and classifies each row in a single parallel System One call with calibrated probabilities.

Gated & private datasets

const dataset = await hfjev('meta-llama/Llama-2-7b', {
  hfToken: process.env.HF_TOKEN,
  apiKey: process.env.TYPESAFE_API_KEY
});

Pass your Hugging Face User Access Token to authenticate gated or private datasets.

Custom dimensions

const dataset = await hfjev('ag_news');

dataset.adapt([
  { id: 'tech_relevance', type: 'noul', instructions: 'Is this about artificial intelligence?' },
  { id: 'urgency', type: 'score', instructions: 'Rate story urgency', criteria: ['Low', 'Breaking'] }
]);

const results = await dataset.classify();

adapt() overrides the default domain pack with your own Choice, Noul, or Score primitives.

Streaming evaluations

await dataset.stream((row) => {
  console.log(`[Row ${row.index}]`, row.answers);
});

stream() yields evaluations row-by-row for live feeds and telemetry without blocking on batch completion.

Local files and raw arrays

// Local JSON, JSONL, or CSV
const local = await hfjev('./reviews.json');

// In-memory array of strings or objects
const custom = await hfjev([
  'The acting was phenomenal throughout.',
  'Pacing dragged during the second act.'
]);

hfjev() detects intent directly from the input type.

CLI

npx hfjev cornell-movie-review-data/rotten_tomatoes --limit 5

Runs classifications directly from your terminal and prints formatted dimension scores and probabilities.

License

MIT © Hemanth.HM