AI Provider for Jev

Connect WordPress to TypeSafe’s Jev — the first “System One” model. Instead of generating text, Jev evaluates a state against typed questions and returns structured answers your code can use directly.

Primitives

Type	Question	Returns
Choice	Choose one option from a list	`choice`, `probabilities`, `confidence`
Score	Rate the state on a rubric	`score`, `legend`, `probabilities`, `confidence`
Noul	Is this statement true? (yes/no)	`noul` (0–1)

Requirements

WordPress 6.8+
PHP 8.3+
A TypeSafe API key (console.typesafe.ai)

Installation

Copy this folder to wp-content/plugins/ai-provider-for-jev.
Activate AI Provider for Jev in Plugins.
Go to Settings → Jev (TypeSafe) and enter your API key, then click Test connection.

Configuration

Values resolve from the settings page first, then fall back to constants/environment variables:

Setting	Option / field	Constant / env var	Default
API key	API Key	`TYPESAFE_API_KEY`	—
Model	Model	`TYPESAFE_MODEL`	`jev-latest`
API base URL	API Base URL	`TYPESAFE_ENDPOINT`	`https://api.typesafe.ai/v1`

Define secrets in wp-config.php to keep them out of the database:

define( 'TYPESAFE_API_KEY', 'sk-...' );

Usage

Call Jev from PHP with the helper API:

use function AiProviderForJev\ask_noul;

$urgent = ask_noul( 'Help! My payouts have failed for 3 days.', 'Does this express urgency?' );
// 0.0–1.0, or a WP_Error on failure

There is also ask_choice(), ask_score(), evaluate() (many questions at once), a JevClient class, an authenticated REST proxy, and a JavaScript client. See the Developer guide for the full API, REST endpoints, and hooks.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later

📦 Source: soderlind/ai-provider-for-jev · Edit on GitHub