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DECISION WORKBENCH / REAL JEV · HUMAN REVIEW

A small queue.
A clearer next step.

Turn public notes, messages or research snippets into inspectable decisions—not automatic actions.

Choose a workflow, edit its criteria, and judge up to twelve items. Jev supplies the choices. You keep the final say.

01 / DEFINE THE DECISION

Your rules. One queue.

Edit category criteria

The review option is always available for ambiguous or insufficient evidence.

0 / 12 items

Samples are fictional illustrations written by DriftLoom, not customer data or evidence of accuracy. Changing a workflow does not overwrite your items; load its sample explicitly.

One real request per item, in sequence. Shared pilot: 200 physical attempts total, two concurrent, 30/minute. Each decision may retry ten times within 60 seconds. No fallback model.

02 / INSPECT & DECIDE

The review queue

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0 completed0 need review

Results stay in this tab only. Export before reloading or starting a new run.

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Nothing judged yet.

Load a sample to explore, or bring a small public queue. Every returned choice will appear here with its actual distribution.

A new run replaces the previous queue. Stop, edits, consent withdrawal and hiding this tab cancel pending work; completed rows survive. Cancellation cannot undo an attempt already processed by the provider.

Judgment is not permission.

Probability ≠ confidence

Option probabilities and the provider’s confidence statistic are shown separately, unchanged. Neither is a verified likelihood of correctness. We have not calibrated this workflow.

Uncertainty gets a review

Software routes to review when Jev chooses review, the selected probability is below 75%, confidence is below 60%, or the margin over another option is below 20 percentage points. These are conservative heuristics, not validated thresholds.

You own the final decision

Overrides change only your local final route; the original model answer remains visible and in exports. No emails, tickets, recommendations or publications are sent. A quality checkpoint assesses apparent completeness—not truth, safety or approval.

No mailbox, Slack, CRM, live news feed or document-store connection. No automated retrieval, link discovery or external actions. The application server does not log or save submitted text or results; exports are files you deliberately download. Analytics is separate and excludes these fields. Privacy details.

Inspired by AI Blew My Mind’s Jev AI use cases. This is an independent, bounded implementation of several text-decision patterns—not fifteen connected services. For exact-product comparisons, use Listing Match. Read the Jev field guide.