Jev API documentation index: make a first request, create and store keys, read response fields, respect rate limits and recover from errors. Try it free first.
The request and response contract, field by field, with the retry behaviour that goes with it.
Try a bounded judgment before connecting an agent. This independent workspace uses Jev through OpenRouter. Your main model still plans the work; your application controls permissions and actions.
Read the guide ↗An additional judgment step for an agent that already has its own model and tools. This is the Jev API Pro workspace endpoint, not TypeSafe or another community server.
Read the guide ↗A Skill explains when to ask a decision tool and how to interpret its result. MCP carries the request. Downloading an instruction file does not connect an agent or spend inference credits.
Read the guide ↗Classify a message into your own labels and read a structured result. Jev API Pro is an independent workspace that accesses TypeSafe’s Jev through OpenRouter, with its own accounts, credits and API keys.
Read the guide ↗The endpoint accepts one bounded classification task — a label list, or up to four typed questions — and returns an answer for every question it was asked. Use a server-side API key from an account with active API access.
Read the guide ↗How sign-in, sessions and server-side keys work, and how to revoke access you no longer need.
Use email verification for the workspace and a dedicated API key for your application. Keep provider keys and workspace keys out of browser code, URLs, and public repositories.
Read the guide ↗The published rate and credit rules, the error codes, and a bounded retry policy that avoids duplicate charges.
Limits protect shared capacity and make usage predictable. They apply separately to request traffic, free trials, authentication, and the credits available to an account.
Read the guide ↗Every API error includes a code, a readable message, and a request identifier. Use these fields to distinguish a request you can correct from a temporary service failure.
Read the guide ↗Answers come from the published product guide. For account-specific questions, contact support.
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