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How it uses Jev

PyGPT exposes an inline jev_evaluate(state, questions) tool. Its plugin documents a support-refund classification request with a Choice over refund and other, and a separate Noul damaged-item example; the current assistant supplies the actual state and typed questions.

What Jev decides

Documented refund-intent exampleExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · intent
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Classify support intent.

STATE

The documented example state is {message: “Refund never arrived.”}; it is an illustrative example, not a recorded live model result.

JEV · CHOICE
  1. refund
  2. other

App workflow

  1. Enable the inline plugin

    A PyGPT user configures the TypeSafe key and Jev model for the Jev / System One plugin.

  2. Issue a bounded decision

    The current assistant invokes jev_evaluate with structured state and named Noul, Choice or Score questions; the plugin validates and posts the request.

  3. Use the typed result

    The plugin returns raw Jev JSON to the current model or surrounding tool workflow for classification, routing or verification.

Why it is interesting

A desktop AI assistant can call Jev as a bounded judgment tool during an otherwise generative workflow, retaining raw typed answers for routing and verification.