Public wall where a short question goes to Jev for a yes, no or it depends verdict with confidence in about 100 ms, with the cost of the run tracked live; signed in, Jev also picks which model answers.
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A public wall where anyone asks a question in three to fifteen words and Jev, TypeSafe's judgment model, answers yes, no, or it depends in about 100 milliseconds. Every judged ask lands on the wall in realtime, with a running count toward one million, showing cost.
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A public wall where anyone asks a question in three to fifteen words and Jev, TypeSafe's judgment model, answers yes, no, or it depends in about 100 milliseconds. Every judged ask lands on the wall in realtime, with a running count toward one million and the exact cost of getting there.
Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.
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It is a public site, so the moderation rules matter as much as the plumbing: a signed-in ask carrying a held term or a blocklist word is accepted but flagged wallHidden, blurring on the wall and in search for everyone except the author and the admin, while a visitor ask with a held term is refused outright. Auth is Convex Auth v2 on alpha and the AI Gateway is on beta. The judge runs on a Convex deployment token with a direct TypeSafe key only as a fallback, so the app stores no provider key of its own. Ask limits differ sharply between signed-in and signed-out use, which means the wall's tallies describe two populations, and the whole policy lives in one file, convex/questions.ts. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
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