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How it uses Jev

The dataset pipeline streams Parquet or JSONL records and evaluates a preset rubric with Jev per row. The reasoning-math preset asks a Noul circularity question and a 0–4 rigor Score; host thresholds decide which records to retain.

What Jev decides

Reasoning-math presetExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · has circular reasoning
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Does this solution contain circular reasoning or assume its conclusion?

STATE

One synthetic reasoning or instruction-tuning row from the input dataset.

JEV · NOUL
YesNo
Question 2 · reasoning depth
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Rate mathematical and logical rigor.

STATE

One synthetic reasoning or instruction-tuning row from the input dataset.

JEV · SCORE
04

App workflow

  1. Stream input records

    Read Parquet or JSONL rows and apply host-side sanity filtering.

  2. Score each row

    Send the selected preset questions in one Jev request for each retained row.

  3. Separate output

    Apply preset Noul and Score thresholds, writing clean and rejected records without rewriting their text.

Why it is interesting

A large curation job can apply typed, parallel rubric questions to each record without rewriting source examples, while preserving a transparent threshold for rejection.