Jev Search
A web-search application uses Jev to choose sources, time ranges and search terms, then rank returned links and snippets.
A web-search application uses Jev to choose sources, time ranges and search terms, then rank returned links and snippets.
Jev receives the trimmed request, current date, and generated query candidates. It chooses a time window and candidate query/entity, and returns Noul probabilities for source relevance; code applies explicit filters and thresholds before running searches.
About the request: does it satisfy the selected source’s exact inclusion question?
The user request, current date, and generated candidate search terms.
Trim the query and generate candidate search terms; retain optional user-specified time and source filters.
Ask Jev about recency, source relevance, and candidate query/entity representations.
Apply explicit user filters or the configured probability threshold, falling back to default sources when none qualify.
Run source searches, filter and rank results, then stream them to the interface.
Search intent is split into bounded judgements, while deterministic code handles source selection policy, search execution, result merging, and ranking.