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How it uses Jev

The grader loads line and document rules, batches text regions, and sends line-level Noul questions or whole-document Noul/Score questions through its Jev provider. A line rule such as banned_word checks whether a named line contains the configured list.

What Jev decides

Banned-word line ruleExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · L1
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

Does this line contain a banned buzzword or its inflected form? The numeric suffix tracks the line.

STATE

A bounded region of document lines with line markers; one question is built for each line under the selected rule.

JEV · NOUL
YesNo

App workflow

  1. Load editorial rules

    Parse Markdown or JSON rule sets and split line-level from document-level questions.

  2. Judge text

    Batch uncached line regions or full-document state and call the Jev provider with typed rule questions.

  3. Report findings

    Map Noul answers back to line markers and return flags; document Scores remain separate from line flags.

Why it is interesting

It turns editorial checks into explicit, editable decision rubrics and can reuse cached line judgments while still returning individual flagged lines and document scores.