How do I install and initialize @oortmem/decide-jev?

Install it from npm with npm install @oortmem/decide-jev, then import jevDecider and call it with an apiKey, for example jevDecider({ apiKey: process.env.TYPESAFE_API_KEY }).

What decision does this package make for each new fact?

It decides what happens to each new fact: add, update, supersede, or skip. That four-way outcome is the whole decision surface the package exposes.

What does the underlying TypeSafe Jev call return?

TypeSafe Jev returns typed answers with probabilities, so the add, update, supersede, or skip outcome arrives as a typed decision rather than free-form text.

What is Oort and how does this package relate to it?

Oort is open-source memory for AI agents, hosted at github.com/oortmem/oort. @oortmem/decide-jev is one piece of it; the main README explains how the pieces fit together.

What license does @oortmem/decide-jev use?

The package is licensed Apache-2.0, so it can be used and modified under those terms.

What language and runtime does it target?

It is a TypeScript/JavaScript package published on npm, imported as jevDecider from @oortmem/decide-jev, and it reads its API key from an environment variable such as TYPESAFE_API_KEY.

When is this package a poor fit?

It is scoped to fact-level memory decisions inside Oort. If you are not maintaining an agent memory store that needs add, update, supersede, or skip outcomes, the package adds a dependency without matching your problem.

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@oortmem/decide-jev

npm package that decides what happens to each new fact in an agent memory store: add, update, supersede, or skip. It calls TypeSafe Jev for typed answers with probabilities and ships as part of Oort, open-source memory for AI agents. Apache-2.0.

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