A hospital elevator experiment: the same optimizer, with and without Jev reading who is actually waiting.
@tanishkgovilElevator Sense compares two ways to dispatch a hospital elevator. The math already knows distances and queues. It does not know that a trauma patient is on a bed. Jev is that extra input, and the page shows the same optimizer with and without it.
It was built at the San Francisco Jev hackathon.
Text about a car in San Francisco and Jev scores the candidates, then a short list comes back.
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JevTypeScriptA paramedic describes the patient, the stroke scale is scored, and the right team is alerted before the ambulance arrives.
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React
FastAPIChecks a buyer email for a trick, then drafts a bounded quote. It never sends the email.
JevTypeScriptA design for routing an on-call ticket: Jev proposes who should take it, and a person makes the call.
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