Support ticket triage with decision models

Read-only GitHub dashboard where Jev classifies candidate issue pairs as duplicate, related, distinct or underdocumented, with evidence.

Support-ticket triage pipeline where Jev scores every ticket and Python decides whether a general LLM should write a reply.

Two beginner Python apps using Jev: a message sorter and a support ticket router that send uncertain items to human review.

Go CLI that asks Jev each message's category, urgency and frustration, sorts by urgency and lists low-confidence items for review.

Tool that lets code and agents ask Jev typed questions via reusable jevels, mapping answers to act, mark or fall_back.

Python sandbox turning Jev issue-category and reproduction judgments into testable routing proposals, with offline replay.

Python dialect that adds a '~' operator and jev/case blocks so a branch can ask Jev a yes/no, scale or choice question.

.NET 10 and React 19 ticket triage where Jev answers five typed questions in one call and .NET business rules make the final routing.

Open System One-style playground: send state plus typed choice, score and noul questions to any of four backends via a UI or API.

Typed, budget-aware language for LLM agents compiling to Python/TypeScript, with a decide{} block for Jev-family decisions.

Local-first typed decisions for pm-cli project items (triage, dedupe, ask, gate) via System One models, defaulting to Ollama tev1:4b.

LangGraph student-support agent with PII masking and hybrid RAG, where Jev verifies drafts before auto-reply or human review.

Worked Jev examples for ticket triage and reranking, runnable through OpenRouter without an early-access key, with offline tests.

Data-incident router and use-case guide: registry facts first, then Jev Choice, Score and Noul with confidence-gated human review.

Research MVP pairing an LLM-authored, revisable ontology with Jev classification, where low confidence triggers ontology revisions.

Third-party check of Jev versus GPT-4o-mini and Claude Sonnet 4.5 routing 60 multilingual photo-shoot booking inquiries.

R&D repo with three Jev pipelines (ticket triage, alert triage, deploy-risk gate) built from four reusable patterns.

Provider-independent .NET decision engine with a separate TypeSafe Jev provider package mapping Choice, Score and Noul to /v1/systemone.

Elixir/OTP library treating Jev as a peer process whose answers arrive as messages you pattern match in GenServer clauses.

Ruby gem for the Jev API with ask (Noul), choose (Choice) and score (Score) builders and a uniform result accessor.

Unofficial TypeScript monorepo of Jev tools: a tool-call guard, a GitHub issue triage Action, a bulk JSONL/CSV sorter and a shared client.

Rails-native gem that defines Jev decisions as classes with typed results, confidence thresholds, guardrails, a router and test helpers.

Native R client that sends a state and typed questions to TypeSafe or OpenRouter and returns structured probabilities in R.

TypeScript library that binds a state schema and Jev questions into one artifact, validating state locally before asking for typed answers.

Rust crate and jud CLI where a decision is a .jud rubric file answered by a System One model, type-checked and testable without a key.

Swift 6 bridge putting System One models behind Apple's Foundation Models API, with Jev, Laya (incl. on-device Core ML), Clef and OpenAI.

Standard-library-only Go library for typed choice, score and noul decisions with backends for TypeSafe Jev and OpenAI Decisions.

.NET client for TypeSafe System One: typed Choice, Score and Noul questions in, answers with probabilities and confidence out.

C# System One client and benchmark comparing Microsoft-Decision-1, Jev and open-jev on the same labelled support tickets.

Spring Boot 4 starter that injects a JevClient for asking Noul, Choice and Score questions from Spring MVC apps.