The page covers the three answer types, a real call with every number, and the one thing nobody mentions
My order arrived broken. I'm really frustrated, and I want my money back.
departmentreturnsupsetAngry, 1.91wants_refund0.98Jev is an AI model that does not write anything back. It only decides: it picks one of your options, places something on a scale you define, or answers a yes or no question with a probability. A real call we ran answered three questions in parallel in 388 milliseconds and cost $0.00001928.
Choice picks one option from a list you define and tells you how sure it is. Score places something on a scale whose levels you write yourself. Noul answers a yes or no question with a probability, like 0.98, instead of a flat yes
No. It is spelled N-O-U-L, and it answers a yes or no question without pretending to be certain
Decisions that happen thousands of times a day and need a number you can act on. Which team should handle this support message, how upset this customer is, whether this person is asking for their money back
The same idea in a short video. It plays here, and nothing loads until you press play
Every number came off a live call, so you can run the same call yourself
What each one takes and hands back, with a real example
The exact request and response, with the cost and the latency
One number in the response tells you when to stop
Runs that show its edges in about ten minutes, plus the docs
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