An independent, Jev-inspired System One engine written in C# and .NET 10: a pinned Laya/mmBERT checkpoint runs through pure C# CPU and CUDA kernels with Native AOT, returning typed Choice, Score and Boolean decisions to .NET applications. Probabilities are explicitly uncalibrated.
.NET 10 client plus MCP server for the Jev evaluation API, covering noul, choice, and score questions with typed answers, probability distributions, and confidence values.
Dependency-free .NET client for Jev targeting net8.0, sending state plus Choice, Score, and Noul questions and returning typed answers with confidence for threshold gating.
Independent .NET client for the System One API with typed noul, choice, and score questions, DependencyInjection integration, cached model discovery, local validation, and typed errors.
MIT-licensed Microsoft.Extensions.AI providers for Anthropic Claude and TypeSafe Jev, plus a SupportDesk console sample wiring triage, drafting, and review together.
.NET client for System One where you declare choice, score, and yes-or-no questions in C# and get typed answers with probabilities and confidence back, installable as one NuGet package.
Unofficial .NET 10 HTTP client for TypeSafe Jev and the Jev-compatible local Laya server that posts the shared /v1/systemone body and returns typed Choice, Score and Noul answers, with no runtime package dependencies.
A community-maintained .NET 10 client for the official TypeSafe Jev API, covering the Choice, Score and Noul primitives with Microsoft.Extensions.AI composition, model discovery and ten runnable samples. Released as tentative 0.6.0 with live compatibility unverified.
A C# client for the TypeSafe System One API with one dependency, a faithful port of the official Python SDK's behaviour, and typed answers bound to properties by name.
A .NET 10 and React 19 support-ticket triage application: one batched Jev call yields five typed decisions, a deterministic rule engine makes the final call, and every field reports whether the model or a rule decided it. Accepts Persian and English.
A pre-release .NET decision library that keeps the domain in a dependency-free Core assembly and reaches Jev through a pluggable provider, so changing vendors does not mean rewriting your application model.
C# client for Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One model. Typed Noul, Choice and Score questions go out with one state in a single round trip and come back with a value, a probability distribution and a confidence number. Choice questions can be built from an enum, so the compiler finds the switch branch you forgot.
A Windows MCP server for Codex and Claude Code that runs bounded UI Automation tasks and durable multi-source research jobs, letting Jev choose only among actions deterministic code created, and returns a compact typed trace instead of a stream of screenshots.