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These are examples. Your results depend on what you write.
Write your question, list the options and add what you know. Jev gives each option a probability, and says so when your facts are too thin to call it.
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Context sufficiency
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Needs context
Each result also checks whether your situation has enough facts to decide. Below 55%, you’re asked to add context and no option is picked.
“Should we ship on Friday?”
A question on its own isn’t enough.
+ The payment flow passed QA yesterday.
Better, but still under the line.
+ Two of five engineers are out next week.
Over the line, but the answer is close.
+ A partner announcement is booked for Monday.
Over the line, with a clear lean towards yes.
Example values. The 55% threshold is the one the desk uses.
Hosted service stays ahead
Without the three-week deadline, “Build it” comes out ahead. That’s the fact to double-check.
Example. Bars show the hosted option’s share in each run.
A stress test runs your decision again with the options in reverse order, and once without each fact. It shows how many runs keep the same answer and which fact changes it the most. Stress tests come with a pass.
100 standard decisions a day are free. A pass adds stress tests and covers decisions beyond 100 a day. You pay once. There’s no subscription, and the pass is a key saved in your browser instead of an account.
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A stress test uses 5 credits. Past your 100 free decisions in a day, each extra read uses 1 credit. Credits don’t expire. Payments by Stripe, prices in USD. Pass details
How Jev weighs the options you supplied, given the situation you wrote. It’s a model judgment about your input and doesn’t predict real-world success. Read the method.
No. It only uses what you type. Prices, policies and availability change, so check the original source before a costly or hard-to-undo decision.
A random key, created in your browser, that holds the credits you bought. Credits don’t expire. Ask To It stores only a one-way fingerprint of the key and its balance.
Yes, for up to 30 days. Ask To It keeps your question, situation and result in a private log so errors can be traced, then deletes them. TypeSafe also receives them to run the evaluation. Privacy details.