typesafe-go

What Jev does in typesafe-go

Builds requests from state and Noul, Choice or Score questions, then validates and parses responses.

Verification

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Topics

• api-client
• go
• golang
• llm
• sdk

How SDK & Decision Frameworks projects use Jev

Established AI frameworks that ship a Jev or TypeSafe provider, from agent toolkits to structured-output libraries. They let a large existing codebase adopt typed decisions with little new code.

Related Jev projects in SDK & Decision Frameworks

1. goodallbensyverson/goodallAn optional TypeSafe package in a Go Agent library, using Jev as a tool or routing judge alongside chat models.★ 3
   Go
2. typesafe-sdk-swiftmarandaneto/typesafe-sdk-swiftAn experimental Swift SDK for TypeSafe using Swift Package Manager, Swift concurrency, and URLSession.★ 1
   Swift
3. TypeSafeSDKDotNetVibeCoderz/Vibe_SDKAn unofficial .NET client that POSTs state and typed questions to TypeSafe /v1/systemone. The parent repo also contains unrelated SDK dumps.★ 0
   JavaScript
4. typesafe-ai-rubyhnegishi/typesafe-ai-rubyA stdlib-only Ruby client that sends Choice, Score, or Noul questions to TypeSafe System One.★ 0
   Ruby
5. questionsnitoba/questionsA TypeScript decision library that asks typed questions via Zod or native batches, defaulting to TypeSafe Jev, with optional Vercel or generative adapters.★ 5
   TypeScript
6. SpecPiTannerMidd/SpecPiA Pi configuration and extension bundle with an optional Jev advisor for capabilities and workflow checks.★ 8
   JavaScript

See all 20 SDK & Decision Frameworks projects →

Where we found it

• logicrw/awesome-jev-projects