CODE MODE FOR JEV

Give your agent
Jev as code.

Let it check more before it answers.

System One lets an agent call Jev inside a short program. It can rank evidence, branch on a result and check the next item without another agent turn. One MCP call returns the findings it needs.

Hosted Code Mode is in free early access with daily limits.
Email sign-in · No payment card or waitlist · Direct tools also available

Find your setup for ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
Your coding or chat agentWrites the plan. Keeps the action.
HOST
One code plan
Relevant evidence
System OneENGINE
Scoped jev.* calls
Compact result + usage
JevChoices · probabilities · scores
MODEL

The agent writes a bounded plan over relevant evidence.

1outer MCP call

Run a short plan with conditions and loops.

8inner calls at most

Every Jev call uses this connection's scopes and allowance.

10srun limit

Return a focused result to the agent, which keeps the final action.

These are service limits, not measured speed or cost savings. Hosted Code Mode has a separate daily execution limit.

YOUR DECISION CONTROL CENTER

See what your agent
is asking of Jev.

Explore Studio ↗

Compare request volume and response times. Inspect uncertain results and identify the connection that made each call. Set limits or pause the engine from the same workspace.

System One / Decision control centerLOCAL APP
System One decision control center with live volume, latency, uncertainty and execution charts

Actual interface with demonstration fixture data. Your app's charts show its own receipts.

ONE PLAN · SEVERAL BOUNDED JUDGMENTS

Your agent can ask Jev
as it writes code.

The agent supplies evidence, calls Jev only where judgment helps, and uses ordinary conditions and loops to decide what to check next.

sysone_codeILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
async () => {
  const excerpts = [
    { id: "callback", text: "OAuth callback returned 504 after 12s." },
    { id: "database", text: "No database errors in this request." }
  ];
  const match = await jev.find({
    question: "Which excerpt explains the failed login?",
    sources: excerpts
  });

  if ((match.value.answerExists ?? 0) < 0.7)
    return { next: "inspect more evidence", reviewed: [] };

  const reviewed = [];
  for (const candidate of match.value.ranking.slice(0, 2)) {
    const source = excerpts.find(item => item.id === candidate.id);
    if (!source) continue;
    const verdict = await jev.check({
      claim: "The OAuth callback timed out.",
      evidence: [source]
    });
    reviewed.push({ id: source.id, support: verdict.value.supported });
  }
  return { next: "agent reviews", reviewed };
}

WHAT THIS CHANGES

  1. Find the useful evidence.Jev ranks excerpts the agent already gathered.
  2. Branch on the result.If the evidence is weak, the code stops. Otherwise it checks up to two excerpts.
  3. Return a small result.The agent sees the findings it needs and keeps responsibility for the next action.
One MCP call

This example can make one to three Jev calls inside the code run. Each inner call still uses the connection's scope and allowance.

Working from a file? With separate document consent, the agent can upload it by HTTP and call jev.searchDocuments inside the plan. Only that connection can search it, and it expires after 12 hours. The run returns an ID for inspecting a metadata-only trace.

See how Code Mode works

Illustrative code, not a live evaluation or measured speedup. Jev returns probabilities, and the agent must treat an uncertain result as uncertain. Hosted Code Mode has separate daily execution limits.

ONE MCP CALL A dependent planUP TO 8 Bounded tool callsTYPED Choices, scores, probabilitiesSCOPED Every inner call

THE AGENT WRITES THE PLAN

Let Jev answer
the small questions.

Which passage matters? Does it support the claim? Should the agent inspect another candidate? Code Mode lets the agent express that sequence with ordinary conditions and loops. Jev supplies bounded judgments; the agent keeps the final decision and action.

Read the Code Mode guide

START WITH A REAL TASK

Where would another
small check help?

Use Jev to compare candidates, find relevant evidence or check a claim. Code Mode is useful when the next question depends on the first answer.

Does this tool output support the claim that the release is live?

How it helps

Jev checks the statement against supplied evidence and separates contradiction from missing information.

Catch an unsupported conclusion before it becomes an answer or another action.

WORKING IMPLEMENTATIONS

See the decisions
inside a real workflow.

The browser companion and The Infinite Parable show how an application supplies context, uses Jev's answer and keeps control of the result.

COMPUTER USESOURCE PREVIEW

Let Jev choose the next browser step.

A dedicated browser supplies accessible controls and current values. Jev chooses a small next step; the companion returns a screenshot and trace for the agent to review.

Observed controlsChoose the next stepReview the screen

Recorded form runs and six accessibility decision cases are published with their failures and limits.

Explore the computer-use implementation ↗
THE INFINITE PARABLEOPTIONAL INTEGRATION

Choose the right moment for a recorded line.

The game supplies eligible recordings and scene context. System One can recommend a cue or silence. The game retains cue history, spacing and playback authority.

Eligible recordingsA cue or silenceThe game decides

An authored-dialogue integration. An independent playthrough study has not established an experience improvement.

Explore the dialogue implementation ↗

CONNECT THE AGENT YOU USE

Give your agent
a way to ask Jev.

The skill explains when to delegate. MCP tools run the recipes. Your agent keeps control of the task and reviews the result before acting.

Use another agent? Start with its MCP support or call the HTTP API. Users can connect to our hosted MCP endpoint; local engines need a reachable transport for web clients. Check requirements and verification status.

MEASURE THE WHOLE WORKFLOW

More questions can help.
Only the result proves it.

Open System One Bench ↗

Jev's published input list rate makes extra bounded checks practical to try. Code Mode can keep intermediate answers out of the agent's context. We have not measured a full-agent speed, cost or quality gain from Code Mode.

INPUT-ONLY PLANNING EXAMPLE$0.42 vs $30

10,000 calls × 1,000 input tokens at Jev's $0.042/M published rate versus an editable $3/M example rate. This is not a bill or saved cost.

LOCAL CODE MODE FIXTURE1 vs 2 MCP calls

A two-step conditional path used one outer Code Mode call or two direct calls. Local wall time was slightly slower with Code Mode in the latest fixture.

JEV BATCHING DIAGNOSTIC23/24 vs 24/24

One batched request per case made one more label error than two separate requests in a 12-case synthetic test.

The Code Mode fixture uses deterministic dialogue and no Jev inference. The batching result is a separate test, not a Code Mode benchmark. Neither demonstrates savings for a complete agent task. How to compare your own workflow ↗ Batched test method ↗

HOSTED CODE MODE · FREE EARLY ACCESS

Give your agent
one MCP URL.

Verify your email, connect the hosted MCP, and ask your agent to try a bounded code plan. The engine runs Jev; your account controls which tools it can call. No provider key, payment card or waitlist.

Connect your agent ↗

CONTROL STAYS WITH YOU

Ask more questions.
Keep clear limits.

Code Mode uses only the tools granted to the connection. Every Jev call still counts against its allowance, and you can pause or revoke access.

Read the limits ↗
01

Use code for the procedure

Branch, loop and filter in one Code Mode run. Use the direct MCP tools when the task needs one judgment.

02

Keep evidence and actions with the agent

The agent supplies excerpts and chooses what to do next. Jev returns typed answers, not an action or a final explanation.

03

Measure the full task

Compare final quality, Jev calls, agent tokens and end-to-end time. A low per-call price does not guarantee a cheaper or better answer.

Try Jev in your agent's next plan.

Use hosted Code Mode for a dependent set of checks, or run direct tools in the local app.

The local app currently offers direct tools. Code Mode is available on the hosted MCP.