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Small decisions. See the difference.

Jev, Clef, and other models choose, filter, and check.
Try a task. Switch models. See what changes.

Keep the headlines you care about.

Pick an interest. Watch six headlines become a smaller reading list.

Recorded replay
Every headline gets one decision: keep it or skip it.
Six real headlines ↕ Drag to rearrangeThe filtered result
Hacker News · titles onlyRearranging changes the display, not the saved decisions.
See how we checked the decisions

Two blind AI reviewers applied a relevance rubric to these titles. Their labels are a comparison reference, not human ground truth. This small sample does not establish general accuracy.

Developer tools: Jev compared with the review rubric
HeadlineJevAI reviewers
Remove and Disable Apple Macos27 AI Models ToolKeepSkip
Improper redaction reveals Google Data Center water and electricity usageSkipSkip
Run Qwen 3.8 Flash Next (125B) on consumer hardware (RTX 4090) at 100T/sKeepKeep
A map of every lighthouseSkipSkip
'Neanderthals Among Us' reviewSkipSkip
How effective altruism conquered the world (and might yet end it)SkipSkip
Same task, all five models
ModelKeptReview matchesBatch timeBatch cost
Jev2 of 65 of 61.86 seconds$0.000080
Clef2 of 65 of 63.76 seconds$0.000264
Clef Flash2 of 63 of 61.97 seconds$0.000099
GPT-6 Luna1 of 66 of 69.10 seconds$0.000175
Opus 5.50 of 65 of 622.67 seconds$0.016860

Timing is the recorded batch duration from a single serialized trial. Cost includes billed retries. The interface replays the saved choices immediately.

All source records, questions, and model outputs
How this study works

Every demonstration replays recorded Jev, Clef, Clef Flash, GPT-6 Luna, and Opus 5.5 calls from the same pilot. Each model received the same evidence and question for each preset. All ten experiments are available here, including their saved local baselines. Most use public data; the leak test uses explicitly fictional fixtures.

Human annotations identify unsupported answer spans. Attack labels come from BIPIA. Rule and leak references are deterministic. Relevance and audience references come from two blind AI reviewers. Model outputs stay separate from these references. The examples are small and selected to make behavior inspectable, not to establish general accuracy.

Dragging, scrubbing, and model switching replay saved decisions. They make no API calls. Animation speed is not inference time; each receipt shows the recorded serialized batch time and billed cost, including retries.

All 10 tests, raw inputs, references, costs, and failures ↗Read the write-up: Jev vs Clef ↗What is a decision model? ↗