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Saurav

I haven't used it yet, I've seen so many demos, and the demos were crazy, but I do think it's probably really useful

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Ben Graney Green

yeahh I think might be useful for safety classification of messages for you

Saurav

I've hooked up openai's moderation api, but I think jev will help make it much more extensible

Saurav

have you used jev yet?

Saurav

also curious about all these claims of even cheaper jevs, that might be interesting

Rob Moore

@00d9269f-853a-4a72-9075-92e0063ed508 I'm going to have to check this one out. I spent SO much time rewording copy in my product. Claude loved to use "meta speak" and explain the ui, in the ui if that makes sense

Rob Moore

If you find usecases or start using Jev some, I would be very curious to hear about the use case and how it works out

Saurav

Yeah, I ended up accepting that I should be writing copy anyways a lot of the time, so if it works well it might actually be an infohazard

Saurav

OpenAI launched a Jev Clone today as well. I want to use Jev to classify tasks into tags probably BTW @3xbcc8ey idk if I told you about the tasks feature, check out the s/atrium #tasks, I couldn't stop adding features

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Ben Graney Green

been seeing some interesting use cases for using jev for like binary tree classification to generally improve accuracy of things like tags, having it walk like an ontology tree since each call can be cheap/cached possibly

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Ben Graney Green

My CEO ethan recommended "on writing well"- but yeah in general I think there's a degree of just... being able to write well is also being able to think well, too. go hand in hand

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Ben Graney Green

even for AI writing, dream role to work with would be a really good copywriter

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Saurav

Notifications in the bell by the bottom left. Gonna do another pass on notifications tmrw because I finally have the apps working, and am now trying to figure out the app store!

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