Jev (@typesafeai) I'm thinking about how to use it in

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Prototyped a D&D helper that calls Jev to return the sorted destination for each item, using typed choices so the app acts without parsing prose.

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Jev (@typesafeai) I'm thinking about how to use it in various products.

When you do dnd, it automatically tells you where to categorize.

The first time is a bit late, but after that it's

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Jev (@typesafeai) 使って色々プロダクトで使えそうなの考えてみてる。

dndをしたら自動で仕分け先を教えてくれる体験

最初一回はちょっと遅いが、そのあとはサクサク

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