Jev vs Von
Both Jev and Von are non-autoregressive decision models that return structured probabilistic outputs rather than generated text, but they split on deployment model and latency target. Jev runs as a hosted API with TypeScript-typed responses in the 70-500ms range, while Von runs entirely on local hardware and returns results in under 25ms with no network round-trip.
How to choose
Decision axis: Hosted typed decisions vs. local sub-25ms inference
Pick Jev if your team builds on a managed API, wants TypeScript-native typed return values out of the box, and can tolerate network latency in exchange for not operating your own inference infrastructure.
Pick Von if you need inference to stay on-device, your latency budget is under 25ms, or your deployment environment has no reliable outbound connectivity.
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| Summary | Structured Decision AI Model | ModernBERT Intent Routing Model |
| Community Score | 6/100 | 1/100 |
| Pricing | ✓ Early Access | ✓ Open Source |
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| Platform | MACOS, Web, API, SDK, CLI | LINUX, API, SDK, CLI |
| API / SDK | API + SDK | API + SDK |
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| Developer | TypeSafe AI | wfzyx |
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| Data refreshed | Sep 21, 2026 | Sep 21, 2026 |
