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A live site where Laya plays Tetris, Flappy and a three-lane runner in the browser, with a measured Laya-vs-Jev benchmark and a free agent skill for local decision routing.
A side project that scores a project idea using only Jev Score questions, with no generative model in the loop.
Cloudflare's live demo, linked from the Clairic launch post, that sets a cascade of Clairic, Clef and an LLM on Workers AI against a single LLM. Co-author Michelle Chen's X thread says it shows the cascade 3.5x faster and 77% cheaper; the blog's own table gives about 3.2x and 49%. The demo lets you pick the LLM and its reasoning level. All figures are vendor-run.
A 3D robot companion driven by Jev: one call per turn answers nine typed questions, and code decides whether to act, ask or shrug. The panel shows the tracked mood and what the robot decided.
Live demo that tests a post against a crowd of 10,000 AI readers with their own jobs, tastes and memories. Jev answers whether each one likes, dislikes, reposts, follows or blocks, and every reaction comes from an AI reader, not a real person.
Browser village where nobody follows a script. Each villager watches what you do, remembers it and decides how to treat you, answering with expressions and actions rather than talk, and a side panel shows the state sent to Jev, the questions asked and the answers returned.
Pac-Man recreation steered by Jev from structured game state. Before each junction the game sends the maze, the actors and the legal directions, and Jev answers with one direction and a probability for each option, with no screenshots, no scripted bot and no hidden pathfinding.
Moderation playground that screens text in one System One request: parallel Noul probabilities for profanity, hate, sexual content, violence, illegal help, self-harm and spam or jailbreak, plus a severity Score. The verdict comes from policy thresholds in your code, review at 0.35 and action at 0.70.
Interactive 3D room that reacts to a few words: Jev sets lighting, curtains, music, TV, volume and the desk lamp, and the app renders the result. Shows the raw API response and an estimated per-call cost, with presets that make no call at all.
Tetris you can play yourself or hand over to the TypeSafe Choice primitive, which picks every move. Score, lines and level are tracked while it plays.
Live Val Town demo: type a sentence and watch 16 calibrated judgments move on every keystroke, including passive-aggressive, AI-written, tone and urgency, all from one API call.
Free demo of Jev with no sign-up: ask any question and get Yes, No or Maybe, grounded in live web search when it matters. Calls jev-latest through TypeSafe's System One API.
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