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jev-fit

Hosted fit checker and public API: paste a software idea, and one Jev call over a fixed typed rubric returns plain code, Jev, or a reasoning LLM with probabilities, while application code adds an image veto and a low-confidence "not sure" state; closed source, and the pasted text is sent to TypeSafe's API.

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