Decision type · inbox triage

Inbox and feed triage with Jev

Triage is the natural home for a decision model: the categories are few, the volume is large, and a wrong call costs a click to undo.

161 words3 sections5 sourcesupdated 2026-09-20

01One message, one call

Per-message classification replaces a per-message chat completion. At a few hundred milliseconds each the interaction stops feeling like automation.

02Cost per thousand

Reported costs land in the range where a personal tool can run continuously, which is what makes it possible to apply a model to every item rather than to a filtered subset.

03Failure modes

SKELETON — wave-1 prose pending: irreversible actions should never be taken on a model call; keep the rules local and the effects reversible.

Case evidence

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  • @nikunj

    Multi-criteria scoring across a product catalogue, used as a design reference for large-batch triage.

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    3,000 items in 28s, $0.11

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  • @hari65535

    Two prompts control a scrolling content feed, decisions on every item.

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    70–500ms per decision, $0.50–$1 per month at 8h/day

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  • @nickfthedev

    Mail client wired to Jev for sorting plus custom filters.

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    local mail client, custom rules

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  • @FabioAngela79

    Scores posts already on screen and applies rules locally, so nothing leaves the device.

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    reversible, BYOK, no telemetry

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  • @ItsDanielHung

    Realtime filter for a social feed targeting engagement bait and promo posts.

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    open source, BYOK

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