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Jev Demos — mani-aiml

Five self-contained Jev demos, one folder each: Jev fetching for Claude, Jev and Laya grading 500 AI answers, a prompt-injection review gate, and two fine-tuned decider comparisons against Jev.

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Demos with Jev, TypeSafe's System One model, one folder per demo. Code behind the videos on The Agentic Enterprise.

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  • One folder per demo, each self-contained with its own README, requirements, and key names.
  • jev-fetches-claude-writes runs eight lookup tasks twice, with Claude alone and with Jev fetching while Claude writes.
  • laya-vs-jev-judge has Jev and Laya grading the same 500 AI-written answers zero-shot, including cascade maths.
  • decision-model-prompt-injection tests a Jev and Claude Haiku 4.5 review gate against twelve hand-written emails and LLMail-Inject attacks.
  • laya-finetune and strands-decider rescore the same 500 items; checkpoints are not included and shipped data is synthetic.

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MIT for everything, but these are demos, not production pieces: several folders ship code only, without checkpoints or data. The prompt-injection folder downloads real attack emails at run time, and you supply the keys each folder's README names.

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