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A .NET client for the System One API used by Jev and compatible Laya servers
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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.
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A .NET client for the System One API used by Jev and compatible Laya servers
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Typed System One decisions for .NET. Install · Quick start · Microsoft AI integrations · Build and verify. A .NET 10 HTTP client for TypeSafe Jev and the Jev-compatible local Laya server. It sends a shared POST /v1/systemone request and returns typed Choice, Score, and Noul answers. The library has no runtime package dependencies. This is an unofficial, community-maintained client. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe or the Laya project. Install the package from NuGet for .NET 10:
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This is an unofficial, community-maintained client, not affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe or the Laya project, and it targets .NET 10. You own the HttpClient and decide what to do with probabilities and confidence. State, instructions, criteria, answers and the API key are never recorded in traces. Fields outside the contract, such as Laya's routing, land in AdditionalProperties without validation. Typed accessors throw for a missing ID or a mismatched answer type. The verification harnesses use an in-memory handler and a fake client and need no key, but the console examples make four live API calls and their chat model is a scripted stand-in. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
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Posts from builders shipping with Jev right now.