Small decisions. Interesting possibilities.Submit contentSubmit
ReMe Jev Classifier preview

ReMe Jev Classifier

Run typed Jev classification as a reusable ReMe workflow component.

Added to Jevfast

How it uses Jev

ReMe’s optional Jev classifier accepts nonempty text or JSON state and a named mapping of typed questions, calls AgentScope’s Jev classifier, then returns the complete typed result in the step response and shares it with later steps as `classifier_result`. The demo’s route question is Choice over support teams.

What Jev decides

Customer-support route question (illustrative)Example answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · route
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Select the team that should handle this customer request.

STATE

The config documents a customer state of `I was charged twice.` and a route Choice among three support teams.

JEV · CHOICE
  1. billing
  2. support
  3. other

App workflow

  1. Configure classifier

    Select `jev` backend and configure optional model, credential, timeout, retry count, and delay.

  2. Submit state and questions

    Call the served `jev` job with required text/JSON state; omit questions to use demo defaults, or supply a nonempty named question map.

  3. Call Jev

    Validate state/questions, lazily load AgentScope classifier support, construct the typed classifier client, and send state plus parsed questions.

  4. Share result

    Serialize the full classifier response into JSON, store it in context as `classifier_result`, and return it in the step answer.

Why it is interesting

The classifier is lazy-loaded: importing/configuring ReMe does not require the optional AgentScope classifier package until a classification call. The demo also shows the output as reusable workflow state, not only a one-off display.