How to use a Jev LLM classifier on Qwen3 with Simple Jev

Simple Jev is an open-source, Featherless-hosted implementation of a typed AI decision interface similar to TypeSafe AI’s closed Jev model, returning structured classifications, scores, or yes/no-style judgments with confidence values rather than generated text. It uses zero-shot classification on Qwen3.8-27B and Qwen3.6-35B-A3B models by evaluating next-token probabilities for supplied answer labels, allowing multiple questions to share the same text, conversation, structured data, or, in production, image context. Its API supports choice questions with candidate distributions, ordered score rubrics represented as expected numeric values, and “noul” propositions mapped to values between 0.01 and 0.99. A public no-key demo offers a 2,000-token text-only context limit and rate restrictions, while the production Featherless endpoint supports 32K contexts, images, API-key authentication, and beta token pricing of $0.28 to $0.30 per million input tokens with no output charge. The guide recommends testing both models on labeled examples, writing clear option descriptions, selecting action thresholds from representative data, and treating confidence as relative to the choices provided rather than as a direct measure of real-world accuracy.

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