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Jev Web Analyzer

Inspectable Next.js demo that fetches public webpage Markdown, sends bounded state to Jev through Vercel's hosted Gateway, and exposes Boolean, Choice, Score, probability, and streaming results; live analysis requires both configured credentials.

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