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2026-09-22

Twenty-seven questions in one call, and three demos

🎉Amazing~ Meet Jev — TypeSafe’s System One model. State in → typed decisions out. > 27 questions in one parallel call > Doom bot on structured game state > WikiRace: Baseball → Sun in 0.419s / 3 hops Demo from @typesafeai. We’ll be cooking more fun + useful Jev × YouWare…

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A demo post that names its own inputs: twenty-seven questions in one parallel call, a Doom bot driven by structured game state, and a WikiRace run in 0.419 seconds. The last one is the same benchmark a sceptic in this batch used to argue the model is short on world knowledge, which is why both are on the wall.

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