JEV / LEARNING PATH
Jev beginner course: from first principles to a testable workflow
One support ticket runs through the course. Learn the input and questions, inspect the official API, then design a fallback using labeled examples. About 60 minutes of reading; practice time varies.
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01What is Jev?Jev reads state and predefined questions to return typed answers. Learn the suitable tasks, limits, and what code must still do.5 min ↗Understand the boundary
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02How to design Jev state: from raw text to usable factsScope the facts, add necessary context, remove sensitive data, and test four edge cases.9 min ↗03Choice, Score, and NoulChoose by the shape of the answer: category, ordered scale, or probability of a statement.6 min ↗Design state and questions
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04How to read Jev answers: Choice, Score, and NoulRead answers, choice, score, noul, probabilities, and confidence without confusing output with action.8 min ↗Read the answer
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05Your first API callUse the official state, model, and questions structure to make a first call and inspect its answer.7 min ↗06Confidence and fallbackUse probabilities to route work without mistaking them for a guarantee of correctness.5 min ↗07Nine common Jev beginner mistakes and how to diagnose themTroubleshoot question design, answer reading, keys, fallback, and pre-launch validation.10 min ↗08From Jev demo to deployment: examples, thresholds, and fallbackUse a reproducible evaluation sheet to inspect costly errors, review rate, and end-to-end cost.12 min ↗Integrate and validate
Practice
Predict before revealing
A customer says a parcel was marked delivered but is missing. What should code verify before calling the model?
Verify the order and carrier record. Jev can choose a route; it cannot obtain missing facts or authorize a refund.
This is a knowledge exercise and does not call Jev. The explanation is instructional.