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      <description>Most LLM calls in a backend are structured decisions dressed up as chat. TypeSafe&amp;#39;s Jev answers only that kind of question: typed answers with probabilities, in one pass, with no text generation. What it is, how its confidence numbers work, what &amp;#39;can&amp;#39;t hallucinate&amp;#39; does and does not mean, the open-source alternatives that appeared within weeks, and where an SRE would put one.</description>
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