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Jev

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5 creators

Classification tasks with binary outputs on carefully prompted matches

"I'm actually willing to make that bet, because I'm using Jev a lot and I can already see that if it never changed, maybe I would swap it out, right? But if it gets better than the rest, there's no way I would change... Jev is super fast and super cheap. And..."

Jason Lemkin

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Real-time voice to-do app, deduplicating and merging records, routing text to tools, a chess engine, agent collision avoidance, and a presentation coach

"Fast and free are both amazing. If you've ever been tired sending a basic request to an LLM and waiting around for a bit just to have it call a function, this is now essentially instant. And I think of all the time I've spent on this and the hundreds of dem..."

John Lindquist

Pairwise comparison and clustering of PRs, searching thousands of YouTube comments, data discovery over large corpora

"This model, which is basically free and incredibly fast, allows you to do discovery over data in a way that feels like it's opening up my opportunities and allowing me to look at things that I thought weren't high ROI before."

Claire Vo

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Classifying screenshots every 30 seconds as on task, off task, or uncertain using the choice output

"What's really cool about the decisions API is it's incredibly cheap. You can see that 100 screenshot checks is a cent. Eight hours every 30 seconds is 9 cents. So that means eight hours of focus costs about 10 cents, which is pretty cool."

Riley Brown

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