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jevplay

Minimal web playground to write freeform state, build custom Choice, Score and Noul questions and see live Jev probability distributions.

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Overview

JevPlay is a small playground for TypeSafe's Jev. You enter freeform state, build your own Choice, Score or Noul questions, and see the probability distributions Jev returns, so you can experiment with question wording and options before writing integration code.

The README is brief and gives only the install and run command, so details such as key handling, deployment and supported features beyond the question builder are not documented. It is best seen as a quick local tool for learning how Jev responds to different question designs.

What the decision model decides

TypeQuestionAnswers
ChoiceUser-defined choice question over custom options—
ScoreUser-defined score question over ordered levels—
Yes / noUser-defined yes/no question—

How it works

  1. Enter freeform state
  2. Build Choice, Score or Noul questions
  3. Send to Jev and view live probability distributions
  4. Adjust wording and options and compare

Strengths

  • Quick way to test question designs
  • Shows full distributions, not just the top answer

Caveats

  • Minimal documentation
  • Key handling not described
  • Demo-level project

Getting started

npm i && npm run dev

At a glance

Type
App
Status
prototype
Language
TypeScript
Runtime
web app
Has code
yes

Use cases and integrations

How curated lists describe it

Frequently asked questions

What is JevPlay for?

Experimenting with Choice, Score and Noul questions and seeing Jev's probability distributions.

How do I run it?

npm i && npm run dev.

Does it need a TypeSafe key?

Presumably yes to call Jev, but the README does not say how the key is supplied.

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