2 points | by jacobjr23 an hour ago
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The Github repo if you'd like to contribute: https://github.com/jacobgoldfarb/Jevlish
The official Jev SDK is shaped like an LLM SDK. I felt this is not conducive to how I want to use Jev -- directly in the business logic of my code.
This is a new shape for Jev. It's a thin-ish layer on top of Jev primitives that makes the evaluating of such primitives read like prose.
I'd like to disclose I heavily relied on LLMs to create this project. I'd appreciate any feedback or thoughts!
The Github repo if you'd like to contribute: https://github.com/jacobgoldfarb/Jevlish
The official Jev SDK is shaped like an LLM SDK. I felt this is not conducive to how I want to use Jev -- directly in the business logic of my code.
This is a new shape for Jev. It's a thin-ish layer on top of Jev primitives that makes the evaluating of such primitives read like prose.
I'd like to disclose I heavily relied on LLMs to create this project. I'd appreciate any feedback or thoughts!