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WordPress connector for TypeSafe Jev: typed, confidence-scored answers your code can branch on.
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Jev Connector
WordPress plugin that asks TypeSafe Jev typed questions about your content and hands back a probability, a named choice or a rubric score with confidence, so themes branch on values instead of parsing prose.
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- juanlentino
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- Oct 2026
About this project
A WordPress connector for the TypeSafe System One API. It gives your themes and plugins a typed way to ask questions about content and get back values you can branch on: a probability, a named choice, or a score, each with a confidence figure. No prose parsing. No prompt wrangling in your template files. Status: 0.x, pending review for the WordPress plugin directory. The public API may still move before 1.0; changes are recorded in CHANGELOG.md.
Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.
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Highlights
- Registers as a non-generative service connector, so core masks and stores the key without running AI Client validation against it.
- Three primitives in one call: a noul probability, a choice with its distribution, and a score against a rubric you define.
- REST at POST /wp-json/jev/v1/ask behind edit_posts by default, plus a status route and ten named filters.
- is_confident() gates choice and score; on a noul it measures distance from 0.5, so 0.97 and 0.03 are both confident.
Watch out
It is 0.x and pending review for the WordPress plugin directory, so the public API may still move before 1.0; the changelog records what changed. WordPress 7.0 or later is required because the key rides core's Connectors API, and there is no fallback field for older versions. It adds no menu of its own: the card in Settings is the whole UI, and the plugin only carries the question and the answer, leaving the decision to the theme or plugin that owns the content. Nothing is sent until a key resolves and your own code makes the call. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
Questions about this entry
Short answers drawn from the linked project or page.
The core AI Client is generative — text, image, speech, video — while Jev returns a probability, a choice or a score with a confidence figure, and routing that through generate_text() throws away everything worth having. Core also special-cases type ai_provider by validating keys against the AI Client and clearing ones it cannot verify, which would quietly wipe a working key. So this registers as a non-generative service connector instead, the way a spam filter does.
The connector returns values, not actions, so what happens next is yours. For choice and score the gate is is_confident(); for a noul the probability is itself the confidence, so the threshold goes straight on the value. The README's guidance is to gate on consequences rather than one global number: reads and suggestions can run at 0.5, while anything that deletes, publishes or emails should want 0.9 or a human.
Core resolves it in a fixed order: the TYPESAFE_API_KEY environment variable, then a TYPESAFE_API_KEY constant in wp-config.php, then the stored option. Core stores it, masks it in the UI and in REST responses, and nothing is sent to TypeSafe until a key resolves and your code makes a call. The default model is jev-latest and the REST capability is edit_posts, both overridable through filters.
Plan for movement: the README states 0.x, pending review for the WordPress plugin directory, with the public API possibly changing before 1.0 and changes recorded in CHANGELOG.md. On pricing, the connector publishes none — what the author's site spends is a matter of its own meter, since it runs six typed readings over its published corpus, one request per note, each gated on confidence, with the cost written down in the companion plugin's AI.md.
WordPress 7.0 or later, PHP 7.4 or later, and a TypeSafe API key. The key is managed by WordPress core's Connectors API, and the plugin adds no fallback key field of its own.
POST /wp-json/jev/v1/ask takes the same payload shape as the PHP helper and requires a logged-in user with edit_posts by default, and GET /wp-json/jev/v1/status reports whether the connector is ready.
Use is_confident(), which measures distance from 0.5, so 0.97 and 0.03 are both confident and 0.52 is not, letting you threshold on the probability directly.
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