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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 28English

    You shouldn't use Jev for coding agents and routing

    Jev, a fast and cheap model for structured outputs, is poorly suited for coding agent routing despite initial promise. The author's research at Weave shows that routing quality depends primarily on session state and agent history rather than prompt analysis, making Jev's text-free design less valuable for this use case than expected.

    By Samir Amin