Channels
How teams typically deliver a System One decision — REST, queues, review — around the official API.
A command-line channel for Jev workflows | TypeSafe Jev System One
Run Jev decisions from a CLI that wraps the official SDK or HTTP API. Independent unofficial workflow notes.
Batch decision channels for Jev | TypeSafe Jev System One
Plan offline or bulk Jev decisions by looping official evaluation calls — there is no documented multi-state batch endpoint.
Event bus channels for Jev routing | TypeSafe Jev System One
Connect Jev to an event bus by consuming domain events and publishing typed answers from POST /v1/systemone.
Human review channels in Jev | TypeSafe Jev System One
Route low-confidence or high-stakes Jev answers to human reviewers. Unofficial notes on the review channel.
Jev REST channel
Call Jev over HTTP: TypeSafe POST /v1/systemone, OpenRouter Decisions, and Cloudflare ai/run — model IDs and auth are not portable.
Jev serverless channel
Run Jev from Vercel AI Gateway, AI SDK evaluate, and Cloudflare Workers AI — OIDC, env.AI, and boolean-vs-noul traps.
Observability channels for Jev decisions | TypeSafe Jev System One
Send Jev traces to your monitoring stack: resolved model, usage, probabilities, and errors. Unofficial notes.
Streaming decision channels for Jev | TypeSafe Jev System One
Streaming Jev outputs are not a documented evaluation mode — design tokens and answers around the synchronous System One response.
Using a queue channel with Jev | TypeSafe Jev System One
Run Jev asynchronously: workers pull jobs and call POST /v1/systemone. Independent unofficial design notes.
Using webhooks as a Jev channel | TypeSafe Jev System One
Design event-driven Jev calls: your webhook receives work, then you POST the official System One evaluation. Unofficial notes.