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Jev Capability Atlas

Bilingual English and Chinese map of Jev use cases and failure modes that separates the author's small, raw-response API suites from cited third-party results and TypeSafe claims; its case studies help frame task-fit questions, but they do not establish population-level accuracy or a reusable confidence threshold.

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