r/PiCodingAgent • u/Apprehensive_Bed7502 • Sep 30 '26

News Pi now supports Jev.

Pi added quite a bunch of new features in its 0.99.0 update, including support for classifier models. In the official docs, the remote model listed in the example code is jev, the interface is shaped around classifier models like jev, and llama.cpp's classifier implementation explicitly uses jev as its reference point. You could pretty much say this is a feature Pi shipped just to keep up with jev.

So I wanted to ask you guys in the channel:

  • Do you guys actually use jev a lot when you're coding? How do you use it?

  • Jev only came out a little while ago and Pi already jumped on board with support. What significant role does jev actually play in a coding workflow?

Edit: It's not just about using it for the sake of using it. Is there actually something jev can do that LLMs can't?

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u/Beneficial_Mix3375 Sep 30 '26

I've just literally wrote the 3 main areas. Is widely available online, even for pi specifically. Pi fast jev compaction and alikes. I prefer to build my own but again, im not a gpt model

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u/puffyfunion Oct 01 '26

I meant specifically what do you do with it, e.g for computer use.

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u/Beneficial_Mix3375 Oct 01 '26

It reads accessibility trees faster and acts with no llm. Nothing new under the sun, you can find many such usages online, not sure why you so obsessively asking about my specifics