Glossary
Short definitions for the terms that show up in Jev requests and answers.
Short definitions for the terms that show up in Jev requests and answers.
System One is TypeSafe's class of models for fast structured decisions. Jev is the first public instance.
jev-latest is the SDK-default alias for the current official Jev release. It can move when TypeSafe ships.
RLCD is TypeSafe's name for Reinforcement Learning for Calibrated Decisions — named, not fully specified, in public docs.
Choice is Jev's unordered classification primitive: up to 255 options, a winner, a full distribution, and confidence.
Score rates state on 2–10 ordered levels and returns a possibly fractional expected position plus confidence.
Noul is Jev's yes/no primitive: P(yes) in [0, 1] with no separate confidence or probabilities map.
Confidence is a 0–1 summary of how peaked a Choice or Score distribution is. Noul answers have none.
State is the text or JSON payload every question in a Jev request evaluates. Images and audio are not accepted.
Intent is a closed label you ask Jev to assign so code can route to a handler — not a generated plan.
A signal is a typed Jev answer your code can consume — noul, choice+probabilities, or score — not a generated insight sentence.
Action space is the closed set of acts your code may take after Jev answers — including abstain. Not a generated plan.
A verdict is the action your code commits after Jev answers — allow, hold, block — not a generated essay or official API field.
A decision contract is the closed questions, criteria, and code thresholds you ship — not a TypeSafe legal term.
Schema validation is TypeSafe's 422 on a bad body, plus your closed criteria — not proof the answer is factually correct.
A threshold is a numeric cut your code applies to confidence, noul, or score — TypeSafe examples are illustrations, not defaults.
A confidence threshold is your act/review/abstain floor on Choice or Score confidence — docs illustrations are not defaults.
Calibration means higher confidence should mean higher accuracy. TypeSafe claims RLCD trains for this; you still measure it.
Abstention is a first-class outcome: low confidence, other, or a Noul near 0.5 — your code refuses to auto-act.
A fallback is the safe path your code takes when Jev is unsure, down, or out of policy — not a second invented label from the model.
A guardrail here is a typed Jev question plus your threshold — not a certified security product or TypeSafe firewall.
Define policy check in the Jev decision model — Jev policy check definition. Independent unofficial notes; confirm against docs.typesafe.ai.
A ranked route is an ordered list of handlers from Jev probabilities — code still applies floors before it follows rank 1.
Define human handoff in the Jev decision model — Jev human handoff definition. Independent unofficial notes; confirm against docs.typesafe.ai.
A decision trace is the logged state, questions, answers, model id, and policy branch — not a generated chain of thought.
An audit trail is the durable record of state, answers, model pin, and verdict — Jev does not write a reasoning essay to store.
Define evidence bundle in the Jev decision model — Jev evidence bundle definition. Independent unofficial notes; confirm against docs.typesafe.ai.
Define retrieval grounding in the Jev decision model — Jev retrieval grounding definition. Independent unofficial notes; confirm against docs.typesafe.ai.
Define risk band in the Jev decision model — Jev risk band definition. Independent unofficial notes; confirm against docs.typesafe.ai.