Jev — the millisecond decision model from TypeSafe — ships without a refusal layer. Its founder said he was “really worried people would ask Jev inappropriate questions, and because it can’t refuse…”
So we made the deck. 64 questions no other model will touch — each one pre-formatted as a typed Jev payload. Guess its verdict. Copy. Run. Blame the asker.
“we were actually really worried people would ask jev inappropriate questions, and because it can’t refuse” 🙏
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three primitives. zero refusals. typed answers your code can act on.
Scroll the deck. Every card is a real question shaped into Jev’s primitives — Noul (yes/no), Choice (one-of-N), Score (rated scale).
One click gives you the full request: a state setting the scene, and the typed question map. Jev evaluates every question in parallel.
Back comes a typed answer with calibrated confidence — 0.03 means “put the phone down.” No essay. No “it depends.” No refusal.
Type it. We’ll open a post to 𝕏, pre-filled and aimed at the founder. The best ones join the deck every week.
A founder said their AI can't refuse — so @rakshabharvada built it a deck of questions nobody else will ask it. No agenda, no essays, no “it depends.” Just a machine, a number, and the consequences.
“if it answers everything, someone has to ask everything.”
new questions land weekly · best submissions get into the deck · 0 refusals to date