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Launch: Introducing System One Models & Jev

The launch story: why TypeSafe built decision models, the side-by-side demo, the Doom and Wikiracing bots, and the published workflow evals.
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TypeSafe AI
Last verified
Sep 2026

Highlights

  • Jev launched in early access on Sep 15, 2026, trained with Reinforcement Learning for Calibrated Decisions (RLCD) and optimized for structured outputs.
  • Published pricing is $0.042 per MTok of input with output tokens free, and end-to-end response times of 70ms-500ms.
  • Workflow evals use the average of Astra and Fable as reference probabilities, with four workflows published at evals.typesafe.ai.
  • The Doom bot issued about 10 queries a second at roughly $7/hour; Wikiracing picks among hundreds to thousands of links per step.
  • Jev supports cardinality up to 255; higher-cardinality choices use a two-stage score-then-choose system, which occasionally slows it down.

Watch out

The post itself flags the evals as run from West Coast laptops and cannot prove pricing is not subsidized, and Jev was early access at launch, so read the 193.6x/444.6x multiples as directional.

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