NewOpenMausBot Auto Routing
Jev chooses responders for unmentioned messages in an Auto-mode bot room.
Added to Jevfast
NewHow it uses Jev
For a room in Auto (Jev) mode, Jev chooses which active bot should answer a message that mentions nobody, or may choose several members. The request state includes the room name and people, recent room lines, and the new message. A selected bot or the whole team answers only at or above the documented 0.6 probability threshold; lower confidence falls back to the previous lead or first member.
What Jev decides
Room responder selectionExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · answer
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION
Choose one active bot or several members to answer the unmentioned room message.
STATE
Representative #launch fixture: six active bot IDs maya, theo, ravi, nora, quinn and chief, room humans, recent messages and a new message. room-routing.ts constructs these dynamic options plus __everyone__; choose() wraps the wire question under answer. This is a source-derived fixture example.
JEV · CHOICE
- maya
- theo
- ravi
- nora
- quinn
- chief
- __everyone__
App workflow
- Select Auto (Jev)
Only Auto-mode messages that mention nobody use Jev; mentions, @everyone, team goals, and other responder modes bypass it.
- Choose responders
Jev sees room context and active bot descriptions and returns a choice.
- Apply threshold or fallback
A bot or several-members choice at probability 0.6 or higher is applied; otherwise the room uses its saved lead or first member.
- Run the room turn
The message is appended immediately; the decision is awaited when the room turn begins, within the documented 1.5 second budget.
Why it is interesting
It uses a typed choice to route each room turn among a changing set of responders, with a defined confidence threshold and a predictable lead-mode fallback.