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Jev WeChat Reply Assistant

For a message and optional recent context, Jev receives two questions in one request: intent Choice and direct-reply-risk Score.

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How it uses Jev

For a message and optional recent context, Jev receives two questions in one request: intent Choice and direct-reply-risk Score. The chosen intent maps to a static set of response actions. When GPT has generated reply candidates, a second dynamic Choice can rank them; that chart is omitted because concrete candidate texts are runtime-dependent.

What Jev decides

Illustrative source-derived request: message intent and reply riskExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · intent
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION

What is the real intent of this message?

STATE

The state is the supplied message, prefixed by optional context and a blank line when context exists.

JEV · CHOICE
  1. 派活
  2. 催进度
  3. 问进度
  4. 批评
  5. 要解释
  6. 闲聊
  7. 约会议
  8. 夸奖

App workflow

  1. Detect and read a chat message

    When read-screen mode is enabled, the app uses OCR on the local WeChat window; a detected message can trigger analysis.

  2. Judge intent and risk

    Jev asks the two pinned questions together and the application maps the intent to static response guidance.

  3. Generate candidate wording

    GPT generates reply text when configured; Jev does not generate the message.

  4. Review before sending

    The user selects a candidate, fills it into WeChat, checks it, and sends it.

Why it is interesting

The implementation separates semantic judgment from language generation: Jev labels intent and risk, while GPT writes candidate replies and Jev can select among them.