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Human review channels in Jev

A human review channel is how automated Jev answers meet a person when confidence is low, stakes are high, or policy forbids auto-act. TypeSafe’s confidence docs describe this pattern explicitly: low confidence → do not act; route to a human. They do not ship your review inbox.

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Related search language: Jev human review channel, TypeSafe Jev, Jev decision model, decision automation.

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Human review channels in Jev: context

Review is not a substitute for a typed question. Jev still returns Choice/Score/Noul; your UI shows the state, the distribution, and why the case was held. Official examples use a ~0.5 floor and higher bars (0.9) for irreversible actions — those numbers are illustrations. Tune on your labels.

Noul has no confidence. Review bands for Noul should use distance from 0.5, not a field you invent on the wire.

Human review channels in Jev: inputs

Send reviewers the same state Jev saw, plus answers, probabilities, question instructions, and model id. Hide secrets. Do not ask Jev to write the reviewer’s rationale — it does not generate explanations.

If you later send the human decision back as training data to a your model, that is your pipeline. TypeSafe says Jev is not fine-tuned on customer traffic.

Human review channels in Jev: decision logic

Code decides who sees the case: low confidence, policy keywords you check in software, or a Noul in the gray band. The reviewer selects from the same closed set when possible so you can measure agreement.

Do not silently “fix” a Choice by picking the second-highest option in code and calling it human review. Log the human id and timestamp in your audit store.

Human review channels in Jev: implementation notes

SLA the review queue separately from Jev latency. Pin the model so a week-old hold still matches the rubric you display.

This site cannot staff reviewers and does not sell access to TypeSafe. Official pattern docs: confidence and confidence-gated routing.

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