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SDK & Decision Frameworkstypesafe-ai-ruby
A stdlib-only Ruby client that sends Choice, Score, or Noul questions to TypeSafe System One.
What Jev Does in this Architecture
Key Architecture Benefit
Gives Ruby programs a stdlib path to ask Jev without wrapping a generative SDK.
Reviewed Source Code Evidence
Verified fixed-commit source files demonstrating genuine Jev integration:
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