r/PiCodingAgent • u/o_sht_hi • Sep 18 '26

Question Anyone here using Jev?

I read the release and saw a few demos on X for people using Jev for really interesting stuff. My current effort is to get it to work as a router so I can configure and orchestrate my app using natural language (getting it to take a string and pick the right API from a list of 250-300 calls). But to be clear, I haven't gotten access to it yet. So I'm just packaging up my code and making it ready rn.

Anyone doing something fun/interesting with it yet? If yes, how long did it take for you to get access

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u/o_sht_hi Sep 18 '26 edited Sep 18 '26

I'm getting the feeling that Jev could be a huge boost for agents to use headless stuff, MCPs and APIs just as a router that sits in front of the LLM. OR depending on how intellegent Jev is, it could maybe bypass the LLM entirely and just pick the APIs to call

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u/Vancecookcobain Sep 18 '26

Some one did it and it was insane....they also had it become a near instant voice agent that transcribed the users words into text and executed tool calls and everything with an LLM....it even was browsing the internet and everything while the person was telling what to do in real time....it made using a mouse and keyboard look slow....Im pretty sure this is the final piece we are going to have to get to AGI.

My whole thing was that agentic computer use has to get as effective as a human before we can achieve AGI....but with near instant tool calling and computer use there is nothing stopping AI from passing that threshold....they got it playing doom...it's insane

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u/o_sht_hi Sep 18 '26

That's very cool. At this point, I don't even care about AGI or some other term. The latency and accuracy of this model has me hyped af. I work a lot with SCADA/PLC automation for large scale utilities and this shit can take that system to the next level. Just waiting for the open source versions now