jev-repl
Terminal REPL for shaping System One requests before writing code.
Terminal REPL for shaping System One requests before writing code. Simulates answers when no API key is set.
# jev A terminal REPL for shaping [TypeSafe AI](https://typesafe.ai) System One requests before you write any code: send a `state` plus named, typed questions and read the typed answers back. ```sh npx jev-repl # or: npm i -g jev-repl && jev ``` With `TYPESAFE_API_KEY` set you get live answers; without it, answers are simulated locally so the shapes can be learned offline. | Question | Answer | | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `noul` | probability of "yes" (0–1) | | `choice` | selected label, per-label probabilities, confidence | | `score` | probability-weighted level, legend, per-level probabilities, confidence | ## Inside ```text :preset triage # a ready-made session to poke at :state The payout failed again, third time. # bare text works too :noul is_urgent The message conveys urgency | yes: A deadline | no: Routine :choice department Which team | billing=Payments | technical=Bugs :score frustration How frustrated | Calm | Annoyed | Furious <Enter> # send; answers come back with their distributions ``` - `:lesson` walks an eleven-step track from "what is a noul", past what a call costs, to taking the session out as code. - `:sketch` (Ctrl-K) opens the whole request as one page of text, with the question types read off the punctuation, a gutter that says what each line became, and a live preview of the JSON, simulated answers, the same request as TypeScript, or what a call would cost: ```text The payout failed again, third time this month. --- is_urgent? The message conveys