Jev in action
A feature that uses Keen Code's task complexity classification to help switch conversation models.
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WHAT IT DOES
What does it do?
Accepted REPL user input is classified asynchronously alongside normal response generation. The classification, including the task category and probabilities, appears in the REPL. Only when the router is enabled does it switch among the simple, standard, and complex models under configured conditions.
KEY FEATURES
Key features
- Classify the complexity of accepted user input asynchronously
- Display simple, standard, and complex categories and their probabilities
- Assess whether the input is a new task and the potential impact of its outcome
- Switch conversation models when configured conditions are met
- Process user input with the existing model if the classifier is unavailable