Jev Voice

Veris tests Jev as a semantic turn-detection gate for one Pipecat voice agent from its VAmoS Pro Bench, with labels complete, short, and long. Interruptions fell from 52% to 11% of caller turns across noise conditions, but task completion barely moved and median replies slowed from 2.1 s to 4.6 s.

A Japanese demo that asks Jev 0.5 seconds after speech ends whether the turn is really over, then extends the hold time based on the returned score.

Experimental Slidev addon that streams presenter voice through a Cloudflare Worker, where Jev answers four typed questions before TypeScript applies the navigation policy and advances the deck.

A hands-free macOS voice assistant: whisper.cpp transcribes locally in about 100 ms, then one roughly 250 ms Jev request selects a typed action plus arguments, and code executes it against the Mac.

Control a headed Chromium window by voice: one Jev request per partial transcript decides intent, target, and completeness in roughly 300 ms, while code applies thresholds and builds the action.