Jev provider

@scruple/provider-jev sends bounded code evidence and fixed questions to Jev through @typesafe-ai/sdk. This includes final candidate decisions and any collection classifications a rule uses to recognize ambiguous candidates. Requests use HTTPS. TypeSafe publishes current Jev model pricing. Jev 1.13 is currently $0.042 per million input tokens, with output tokens free.

pnpm add --save-dev @scruple/provider-jev

import { jevProvider } from "@scruple/provider-jev";

const apiKey = process.env["TYPESAFE_API_KEY"];
if (apiKey === undefined) throw new Error("TYPESAFE_API_KEY is required");

const provider = jevProvider({ apiKey });

Options

Option	Default	Purpose
apiKey	Required	Non-empty Jev API key
model	"jev-1.13.0"	Model sent with each request
baseURL	SDK default	Alternate API endpoint
concurrency	64	Maximum simultaneous provider requests
timeoutMs	10000	Request timeout in milliseconds
maxRetries	2	SDK retry count
fetch	Runtime fetch	Custom fetch implementation

The provider reports input and output token usage in Scruple's run statistics. Uncached request and token totals include collection classifications as well as final candidate decisions. The CLI reports cached responses separately as cacheHits.

Review the Jev service's current data handling and billing terms before sending repository code. Scruple does not make claims here about service retention or model training.

Performance

See the benchmark results for measured latency and throughput across concurrency levels. The current results support the default concurrency of 64 for sustained workloads.