Clj Jev

Only scores. The digest says you send state plus typed questions and get typed answers with probabilities, and it explicitly does not generate text, so pair it with a generator when you need prose.

You send a state plus typed questions about it and receive typed answers with probabilities. The digest names no namespaces, functions, or response shapes, so read the repo source before wiring it in.

The digest documents only `clojure -M:nrepl` for a REPL and gives no test or example calls, so expect to explore the source to find the entry points.

The digest holds just a short paragraph plus the REPL line, with no setup, auth, or versioning notes. Treat it as a pointer to the code rather than a complete client guide.

A Clojure client library for TypeSafe AI's Jev System One model. It sends state plus typed questions and returns typed answers with probabilities; it is not a server or a proxy, and it does not generate text.

No. The entry says its copy was reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04 and was not produced by running the code, and the digest itself is a five-line README.

Installation, authentication, the API surface and error handling are all absent; the digest contains only the model interaction and the REPL command. Because none of those are documented, check the repository source for namespaces, request shape and errors before integrating.