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BoundaryML/feelings

BAML language support for an AI if-statement: `.feels()` as a real, typed method backed by a decision model.

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GitHub stars
15 as of 2026-09-22
Forks
3
Language
BAML
License
Check upstream
Created
2026-09-19
Last updated on GitHub
2026-09-19
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Boundary

What Jev does in feelings

The project describes itself this way: BAML language support for an AI if-statement: `.feels()` as a real, typed method backed by a decision model. In the Community additions category, Jev typically decides a single well-defined judgment, such as a label, a score or a yes/no check.

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How Community additions projects use Jev

Projects added from community lists and direct submissions. Many are small, single-purpose experiments, which makes them some of the easiest places to see how a Jev question is framed in real code.

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