tyler-dot-earth/patdown

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Stars: 14
Forks: 2
Language: TypeScript
Last push: 23 Sep 2026

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How it uses Jev

export { patdownEvidenceMinConfidence } from '#src/patdown-evidence-regions'

const defaultTypeSafeOrigin = 'https://api.typesafe.ai'

const defaultTypeSafeModel = 'jev-latest'

const defaultTypeSafeApiUrl = `${defaultTypeSafeOrigin}/v1`

const TypeSafeErrorBodySchema = Schema.fromJsonString(
	Schema.Struct({
		detail: Schema.Struct({
			error_type: Schema.String,
		}),
	}),
)

View in apps/patdown/src/typesafe-judge.ts

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