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Dex Horthy’s post is a short argument rather than a project write-up. Tool calling, he writes, can be decomposed into classify plus action. He links to 12 factor agents, a HumanLayer repo of principles for building LLM-powered software good enough to put in front of production customers, and calls Jev the best excuse to re-read it.
His case for Jev: if you design AI programs as pipelines that switch between classification, structuring data, deterministic code and small agent-shaped chat loops, Jev is a useful building block. He is quoting Dillon Mulroy, who wrote that Jev resonates with developers because it lets them compose AI into systems and products rather than AI becoming the product.
