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Askjev.ai
Wayne Sutton's askjev.ai, built on Convex: type a question and Jev judges it rather than answering it. The site is client-rendered and thin, so this entry is grounded on its meta description and title alone.
- Reading time
- 2 min
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- Community
- Author
- Wayne Sutton
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- The pitch on the page: ask Jev anything, and it will not answer, it will judge your question.
- Wayne Sutton built askjev.ai on Convex, per the page's meta description.
- The only page text captured was the line ask Jev anything, for real.
Watch out
The site is client-rendered and the capture is thin: the only page text recorded on 2026-10-15 was one short line, so this entry is grounded on the digest's meta description and title. Nothing is known from the capture about what a judgment returns, how Jev is called, pricing, or whether the code is open source.
Questions about this entry
Short answers drawn from the linked project or page.
A small web app by Wayne Sutton where you type a question and Jev judges it instead of answering it, per the page's meta description. It is built on Convex, and the captured title line reads ask Jev anything, for real.
The stated pitch is that Jev will not answer the question, it will judge it. Beyond that the capture holds nothing: no request shape, question types, thresholds or responses are recorded, so no detail beyond the meta description can be given here.
The site is client-rendered and came back thin: the only page text recorded on 2026-10-15 was a single short line plus the meta description. That is enough for a valid entry, but treat every statement here as coming from the meta description and title, not from the app itself.
Wayne Sutton, named in the meta description as the builder, working on Convex. The captured page shows no team, repository or about page, and nothing indicates whether the project is open source.
Not stated in the capture. There is no pricing, key or account information in the recorded text, so check the live site before assuming it is free or paid.
The pitch is the difference: a chatbot answers with generated text, while this site promises a judgment from Jev instead of a written answer. The captured text does not show what a judgment looks like on screen.
No. This entry covers the askjev.ai site built by Wayne Sutton on Convex; other community projects use similar names, such as Ask Jeeves-style decision apps and MCP packages, and they are separate resources with separate catalog entries.
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