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jev-lm

A word-level generation experiment that asks Jev to select words or verify locally drafted continuations.

License: MITLanguage: TypeScriptLast push: 9/16/2026#evaluation-benchmarks#typed-decisions

What Jev Does in this Architecture

Choice selects the next word; Noul evaluates candidate chunks and stopping conditions.

Key Architecture Benefit

Exposes the limitations of using a decision model as a text generator.

Reviewed Source Code Evidence

Verified fixed-commit source files demonstrating genuine Jev integration:

Review & Benchmark Note: A research prototype whose reported small-vocabulary evaluation did not beat a unigram baseline; not a general language-model replacement or independently retested here.
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