Jev in production › SDKs and workflow integrations
Wraps Jev's Choice, Score and Noul calls as a Google ADK 2.0 agent to route tasks, gate risk on actions, and batch-triage many items in a single call instead of one LLM call per item.
Calibrated System One Judgment (Choice, Score, Noul) for Google ADK 2.0 Workflows & Composite Agents
When building AI agents in Google ADK 2.0, standard LLM prompts struggle with control flow: 1. Routers always guess: A standard LLM router will pick a department (techsupport vs. billing) even when the user's message is vague or mixes two unrelated problems—sending customers to the wrong team. 2. Safety checks lack calibrated probabilities: Asking an LLM "Is this refund safe?" returns text instead of calibrated probabilities (0.00–1.00) and ordered risk scores (0.00–3.00) that deterministic Python if/else code can enforce. 3. Batch triage is slow (N calls instead of 1): Evaluating 5 reviews or tickets in a for loop makes 5 separate LLM calls...
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