guideme-typescript

What it is

guideme sends a question and your state to TypeSafe Jev and returns the answer as a normal TypeScript value: a boolean, one of your option keys, or one of your level keys. For programs that decide about text or data.

How it uses Jev

You build a Guide, define choices with choice(), levels with levels(), and ask with noul(), choose(), or score(). Jev returns calibrated probabilities; guideme turns them into a boolean, an option key, or a level key using thresholds, which your code acts on with if, switch, or comparison.

Primitives:choicescorenoul

Technique worth stealing

Use choice() and levels() descriptors to get exhaustive switch and ordered level comparisons instead of comparing keys.

Try it

npm install @guideme/sdk @opentelemetry/api (after first release); set TYPESAFE_API_KEY.

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