Jev Doesn't Talk, It Decides: TypeSafe's Model for Healthcare, Logistics and Your Backend
TypeSafe's Jev returns decisions, not text. How it works, what it costs, which benchmark claims hold up, and use cases from healthcare triage to logistics.
Software Engineer — Backend & Applied AI
Houseworks Technologies · Remote (India)
I ship backend and AI systems end to end — from the data model to the infra they run on. By day that's Django, PostgreSQL, and AWS on a production healthcare product; on my own time I take FastAPI services, RAG pipelines, and tool-calling agents from idea to a live URL.
TypeSafe's Jev returns decisions, not text. How it works, what it costs, which benchmark claims hold up, and use cases from healthcare triage to logistics.
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