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Concepts

Understand System One and the typed question primitives behind Jev decisions.

Jev is easiest to understand through its three question primitives. Choice selects from named options, Score places an input along ordered levels, and Noul returns the probability that a yes-or-no proposition is true. The model evaluates questions against shared state, but your application remains responsible for combining answers and deciding when to automate. Use this section to learn the contract before copying code. A typed output prevents malformed prose, not incorrect judgment, so representative evaluation data and explicit uncertainty handling are still required.

System One

The official overview of models that turn shared state into typed probabilistic decisions.
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Concept
System One

Question Primitives

The official starting point for the Choice, Score, and Noul question types.
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Primitives
Questions

Choice

Select one value from an answer space your application defines in advance.
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Classification
Routing

Score

Evaluate state against an ordered rubric and receive a typed probabilistic score.
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Scoring
Rubric

Noul

Ask a bounded yes-or-no question and use the returned probability in application logic.
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Boolean
Guardrail

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