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I got all hyped for the new Jev model but by the time I wanted to sign up it was closed. Found Laya and built a hosted service around it. Jein (German for the 'yes and no') jein.dev . The endpoints are Jev compatible, so the Jev SDK works with it. If you don't know what Jev/Laya are, they are decision models which always give structured output and give a confidence level for each option. Compared to LLMs they are faster and smaller. No essays just "educated guesses" right off the bat. https://reddit.com/link/1wssv4o/video/br60kucu6csh1/player Here's Jein playing the Wikipedia game (get from one article to another only by clicking links): - A small scipt opens the page, Jein (laya) picks which link to click next - It can backtrack if it thinks going back is the better option (branching) - Does not always make it in the number of turns but it's a rough showcasing harness (lots of room to improve) Despite Jev allowing signups again you can try Jein anyways. There is a free quota for playing around. There is a sandbox to get your feet wet. Perhaps you already have a use case and don't want to add a credit card to Jev for testing around. I'm not part of Typesafe AI or affiliated with the laya creators.   submitted by   /u/setavenger [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 06:23:43