JevTypeSafe AI · System One
The AI engine behind relevance
Jev decides whether a link truly deserves to exist
The first pass finds pages that may be related. Jev then reads their context to make a bounded decision: which direction genuinely helps the reader, or should no link be suggested at all?
It sees the contextTitles, page outlines, extracts, existing editorial links, length and Search Console data when available.
It chooses the directionSource → target, target → source, both or none: each pair is assessed only once.
It can say noEvery choice includes probabilities and confidence. Below our threshold, no artificial link is added.
Jev does not write copy or choose the anchor for you. It assesses the relationship; the final context remains in the hands of a person or their assistant.
Discover Jev at TypeSafe AIOur tests and measurements
Understand Jev without the sales pitch
Jev: the AI model that decides without writingUnderstand how it differs from a conventional LLM and where bounded decisions help.Read the article (in French)Jev in French: our 30-message testSee the protocol, the results and the cases where the model still gets it wrong.Read the article (in French)Latency, cost and accuracy: our real measurementsRead La Refonte’s observed figures and their limitations.Read the article (in French)
