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Magic Jev Ball — jevball.rorz.io
A magic eight ball answered by Jev: ask a question and the decision model picks an answer in the shape of the classic toy. Built by sarreph and listed on madewithjev, the community directory of Jev builds.
- Format
- Playground
- Reading time
- 2 min
- Published by
- Community
- Author
- sarreph
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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Used inJev for Software & DevTools
Highlights
- A web toy in the shape of the classic Magic 8 Ball, where Jev answers the question instead of chance.
- Credited to sarreph on the madewithjev listing, with the site hosted at jevball.rorz.io.
- The page capture is client-rendered: it contains the title 'Magic Jev Ball' and nothing else.
Watch out
The page is client-rendered, so the capture from 2026-10-15 contains only the title 'Magic Jev Ball'; this entry is grounded on that and on the madewithjev listing description, which credits sarreph. No model version, pricing, latency, key requirement, or repository is documented in the digest.
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A magic eight ball toy that answers a question with Jev, TypeSafe's decision model, instead of a random draw. The listing describes it as the classic toy shape: you ask, and Jev provides the answer.
It is credited to sarreph in the madewithjev listing description and sits on sarreph's own rorz.io domain at jevball.rorz.io. No repository, team, or launch date is named in the digest.
According to the listing description, it answers your question with Jev rather than by chance, so Jev chooses among the answers the toy can give. The capture does not expose the request shape, question types, or model version.
The digest documents no pricing, account, or API key for the site, which is publicly reachable at jevball.rorz.io. Because the page text was unavailable in the capture, this entry cannot confirm any usage limits.
Not from anything in the digest: no source repository or install instructions were captured, and the entry is grounded only on the page title and the madewithjev listing description.
A normal toy picks a canned answer at random; here the listing says Jev answers the question, so the response is model-decided rather than a fixed random draw. How the answer set is defined is not documented.
No. It is a community build listed on madewithjev and credited to sarreph; the digest does not connect it to TypeSafe AI's own products or repositories.
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Forks and copies of this project in the directory. This entry is the canonical one.
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