When should I use this Go port instead of the official SDKs?

When your service is already Go and you want stdlib-only calls with pooled connections, context per request, and errors.As matching. The README mirrors the official feature surface, so check its wiki for any behavior this port does not document.

Can I trust Choice confidence for automatic ticket routing?

Treat it as an operational control, not a guarantee. The docs gate a high-stakes decision around 0.5 and a moderation queue around 0.6; the example only auto-dispatches at 0.85, flags above 0.5 for confirmation, and sends the rest to human triage.

Will Jev count matching items or do arithmetic for me?

No. The guidance is explicit: fan out one atomic Noul per item in a single SystemOne call, then sum matches in Go against a threshold such as 0.5. Use Score only for threshold gating like urgency >= 1.5, never as a linear interpolator.

How script-friendly is the bundled CLI for pipelines?

Yes. It wraps the same client: --format json is the default for jq, --format text prints compact lines, stdin and questions files are accepted, and exit codes separate success (0), usage error (1), API error status (2), and unreachable API (3).

What does the SDK require, and what does it drag in?

Go 1.26 or newer, and nothing else at runtime. The package uses net/http, encoding/json and log/slog only, installed with go get github.com/guchengod/typesafe-sdk-go, and NewClient reads TYPESAFE_API_KEY from the environment.

What are the schema limits I can hit?

Score rubrics require between 2 and 10 levels, and Choice questions accept up to 255 options. A Score answer is the probability-weighted average across those levels, which is why the docs say to use it for threshold gating rather than as a continuous interpolator for reconstructing exact quantities.

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TypeSafe SDK Go — guchengod

Q: How does it behave when the API is slow or failing?

It retries by default with jittered exponential backoff that honors Retry-After, capped at a minute, plus an optional overall budget. The Client holds no per-request state and pools connections, every call takes a context.Context, and failures surface as typed errors you match with errors.As rather than as a generic error string.

Stdlib-only Go SDK for TypeSafe Jev: ask dozens of noul, choice, and score questions in one SystemOne call and branch on probabilities plus confidence, with a matching shell CLI.

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Go SDK for TypeSafe AI — classification and rating primitives over text and JSON

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About this project

Go SDK for TypeSafe AI — deterministic evaluation models that answer classification and rating questions about any text or JSON you already have. Ask up to dozens of questions in one call, and get back probabilities, labels, and rubric scores instead of free-form text you have to parse. Standard library only. net/http, encoding/json, and log/slog. No runtime dependencies. Concurrency-safe by construction. A Client holds no per-request state and pools connections; every call takes a context.Context.

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Highlights

No runtime dependencies beyond net/http, encoding/json, and log/slog; requires Go 1.26 or newer.
Concurrency-safe Client with pooled connections; every call takes a context.Context.
Jittered backoff honoring Retry-After capped at a minute, plus an optional overall budget.
Typed answers and errors via errors.As, SystemOneAs[T] models, and cmd/typesafe with JSON or text output.

Watch out

Needs a TYPESAFE_API_KEY and network access; Choice accepts up to 255 options and Score needs 2-10 levels. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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