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Robin Bilgil built an AI-slop detector that scores X posts from zero to one and blocks anything above your threshold.
Jev mapped all 586 website pages in 45.1 seconds for 21 cents. Claude Opus Five managed 21 pages for $1.43.
Jev rated 100 emails in 453 milliseconds for about a tenth of a cent, matching Jonathan Yunikowski on every rating.
Steven Tay fed Jev 10,000 malicious domains and solved Dub Link Shortener’s bad-link problem in two hours.
Jev generated 21,600 stop-or-scroll decisions across 723 ads and 30 buyer archetypes for 22 cents.
Jev reviewed 384 morning news stories for 15 brands in 24.9 seconds for 19 cents. Opus Five reviewed four.
In compliance-alert batches, AJ Asver's Jev harness cut cost per alert from about $2.95 to $0.25 by alert 1,000.
Matthew Berman analyzed 724 live ads with twelve questions each in just 173 milliseconds per ad.
Jev costs $0.042 per million input tokens, makes output tokens free, and completes calls in roughly 70 to 500 milliseconds.
Asking whether something is a good lead bundles multiple judgments. Jev works better with one judgment per question.
Pressure-test ads with AI-generated buyers deciding whether each ad stops scrolling, then treat the results as hypotheses.
Ask the same questions across an entire collection, then count the answers to make previously impractical analysis feasible.
Jev checks work against rules by turning broad review requests into specific yes-or-no questions for every draft or trace.
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