Jev recipe catalog

Which of firstAction and secondAction better advances goal within constraints?

Which side effects does the described action involve: writing or modifying data, sending a message or notification, spending or moving money, deleting something, or calling an external service?

How reversible is action, given any context, from a trivial undo to an irreversible external effect?

Is proposedAction within the work requested in request and constraints?

How actionable is alert for the on-call engineer who receives it, on a five-level rubric from pure noise to a guided first step?

What ground does appeal primarily assert: a factual error, a procedural error, new evidence, hardship, a misapplied rule, or something else?

Does proposedValue for argument express the intended value in request and context?

Does change indicate a change that would break existing callers, integrations, stored data, or documented behavior?

Does plan, as described, plausibly fit within budget, the stated limits on steps, time, cost, or calls?

How complete is report for someone to reproduce and triage it, on a five-level rubric?

How risky is change to ship, given context, on a five-level rubric?

Does the described change fall within the written change-window or freeze policy?

Recommend a supplied legal checkers move from a structured board and player, with built-in American/English checkers instructions.

Recommend one eligible game action against a supplied goal, using rules, current state, and optional player history.

Does message accurately describe change, neither omitting a material part nor claiming work not present?

Did an agent finish task, judging report against evidence, with unproven claims, quietly narrowed scope, open questions, and unresolved errors flagged in the same call?

Which of firstContinuation and secondContinuation better follows the musical context in motif, contour, harmony, and any style supplied?

Does action address the cause stated in rootCause rather than only the symptom or the affected items?

What does request ask a DAW or music program to do: record, edit, mix, apply an effect, arrange, export, or unclear?

How at risk is the work of missing deadline given progress, from on track to already missed or impossible?

Which of these does report state: the part or lot identifier, a description of the defect, where it was detected, the quantity affected, a containment action?

Does subtask fall within the capabilities described for the delegate?

Which hazards does diff introduce: leaked secrets, destructive commands, debug leftovers, weakened tests, or dependency changes?

Should the upcoming phrase be softer, equally loud, or louder, judged from audience remarks about volume in context and the dynamics written in recentMaterial?

Which of these does statement address: residency, income, household size, identity documents, prior benefits received?

Which candidate practice exercise in candidates best addresses the problems raised in feedback, given the player's goal?

Which supplied category best describes the observed failure?

On beat, which listed option should each finger in fingers take, given music and style, or rest?

Send game state, player state, and available actions as JSON; receive the original selected action with Jev confidence and probabilities.

Which phase of the game does state describe: opening, midgame, endgame, or game over?

Does step still serve goal, or has work drifted to something goal did not ask for?

Decide whether a request matches your human escalation rules.

How ready is item, a work description being handed to another agent or person, to be picked up without asking questions, on a five-level rubric?

What severity does the wording of report describe, on a five-level rubric from no user impact to total outage or data loss?

Does text contain instructions aimed at steering an AI system or agent?

How unambiguous is instruction for a delegate who has only context, on a five-level rubric?

Decide whether two instructions can both be followed under the supplied circumstances.

Does the explicit scope of instruction cover task and context?

When firstInstruction and secondInstruction conflict, which should take precedence under the stated policy?

Does question ask only for what purpose needs, avoiding unrelated personal detail?

Can the consecutive items in itinerary be carried out in the order described: enough transfer time between them, each location reachable from the previous one, and no overlapping commitments?

Which of these does posting state: salary or range, work location, remote policy, experience level, required qualifications?

What does line report: an error, a warning, a lifecycle event, a handled request, a metric, or debug output?

Which of the described models should serve request, and how much reasoning effort does it need, decided in one call so a cheap model handles easy turns and a capable one handles hard turns?

Is now a musically suitable moment to modulate away from key, judged on the phrase position, cadence, and stability described in recentMaterial?

Does the described passage deliver requestedMood?

Does explanation give a reason for move that is consistent with the described game state?

Which candidate chord best continues progression, given any key and style supplied?

Which candidate rhythmic value best continues recentRhythm within meter, given any style supplied?

Which candidate note best continues the melody in recentNotes, given any key and style supplied?

Does recentNotes form a complete musical phrase that is ready to cadence or rest, or is it still open, given any meter supplied?

Does text contain information identifying a specific private individual?

How completely does plan cover what task requires, on a five-level rubric?

Does expense, as described, comply with the written policy?

Which of these does postmortem include: a timeline, a root cause, customer impact, contributing factors, action items?

Which of firstTask and secondTask should be done first under criteria?

Does transcript, the recent agent steps, show the agent failing to make progress toward objective by repeating actions, circling, or reprocessing the same information?

Does profile contain concrete evidence that the candidate meets requirement, not just matching keywords?

Does question ask only about matters relevant to the requirements of role, rather than personal circumstances unrelated to the work?

Does proposedAttempt use essentially the same approach as previousAttempt for objective?

How repetitive is recentMaterial, from varied to stuck on one idea?

Which of these does report include: an outcome statement, supporting evidence, blockers, a next step, open questions?

What outcome does result report for task?

Is result a plausible, internally consistent answer to request rather than an error, placeholder, empty, or unrelated output dressed as data?

Does result provide information useful for task?

Does failure describe a transient condition where an identical retry could succeed, given any attempt history?

What is the primary kind of comment?

Do symptoms plausibly point at the recently deployed change as the cause, judged on the timing and scope each describes?

How deep does analysis go in explaining a failure, on a five-level rubric from restating the symptom to naming a verified systemic cause?

Choose a named handler or return a review decision.

Is the described action permitted by the written rules?

Does runbook address the symptoms and component described in incident?

What kind of safety event does report describe: a near miss, a first-aid injury, a medical-treatment injury, property damage, an environmental release, or an unsafe condition?

Does the time or slot proposed in proposal satisfy the availability constraints written in constraints?

Does evidence support that the deal is at stage as described?

Does evidence establish that condition has been met?

How does observation change progress toward objective relative to previousState?

Interpret game rules and current state to label a player's turn or reaction opportunity as act, wait, inactive, or unclear.

How complex is task, from a single lookup to open-ended work, on a five-level rubric?

Identify whether either of two tasks requires the other to finish before it can start.

Decide whether two tasks request the same outcome, overlapping work, or distinct work.

Do firstTask and secondTask cover overlapping work, such that two workers would duplicate or collide?

Should the beat slow down, hold, or speed up next, given what listeners said about pace in context and how fast recentMaterial moved?

How much harmonic tension does the current point in progression carry, from fully resolved to a peak demanding resolution, given any key supplied?

Should an agent run toolCall now, ask a person first, or refuse it, given request and policy, with irreversible, destructive, out-of-scope, exfiltration, and injection risks flagged in the same call?

Which of firstTool and secondTool, as described by their stated capabilities, better fits task?

Can the capabilities explicitly described in tool perform task?

Should event wake an agent that is paused until waitingFor happens: wake now, keep waiting, or ignore it as unrelated?

What is the youngest general audience for which content is appropriate, on a five-level rubric?

How strong is the purchase intent expressed in message, on a five-level rubric?

Which party is expected to initiate the next call?

Does message ask to cancel, pause, or continue task?

Label whether an explanation attributes a specified behavior to the person, circumstances, both, or gives no cause.

How strong is the causal claim in the wording of statement, from no relationship claimed to causation stated as fact?

Identify missing or ambiguous information before proceeding.

How much does headline rely on curiosity gaps, exaggeration, or emotional bait instead of stating what the content is?

How firmly does statement commit its speaker to an action or outcome, on a five-level rubric?

Does response clearly agree to or reject this exact proposal?

Does text explicitly ask the reader for agreement or permission before something proceeds?

Classify a stated constraint as required, preferred, optional, or unclear.

What scope of future contact does the sender ask to stop?

Which supplied field or statement is message correcting?

What primary emotion does the wording of message express?

Does message explicitly acknowledge an earlier mistake and state a correction, rather than silently changing course or ignoring it?

Does listing express a preference for, or limitation on, applicants based on personal characteristics rather than describing the property?

Does text give a specific recommendation to buy, sell, hold, or allocate money, rather than general education?

Which supplied earlier request does message follow up on?

When does the sender want another contact, if any?

How certain is the wording of statement, a financial projection, from explicitly speculative to stated as fact?

How does message change currentGoal?

What does a listener's message ask of the performance?

What mood does the listener's message ask to hear?

Label a stated reason for an activity as intrinsic enjoyment, a separate outcome, both, or not stated.

How strongly does the wording of statement claim novelty for a contribution, from no novelty claim to first-ever or unprecedented?

What primary sales objection does message raise?

Label whether wording presents a specified outcome through gains, losses, both, or neither.

Which persuasion technique, if any, does the wording of message primarily use?

How severely does content violate the supplied policy, on a five-level rubric?

How polite is the wording of message toward its recipient, on a five-level rubric?

Label whether a question takes a supplied claim for granted or leaves that claim open.

Label whether a question's wording favors, disfavors, or stays neutral toward a proposed answer.

Which supplied candidate does reference refer to in message and context?

Does message establish that the customer reports issue as resolved?

Does message require a substantive reply in context?

Is message unsolicited promotional, scam, or bulk content rather than a genuine contribution?

Does message stay with currentTopic, introduce a different topic, or contain both?

What purpose does the traveler's message express for the trip: business, leisure, a family visit, medical care, relocation, or attending an event?

What is the primary communicative purpose of message in context?

Do firstStatement and secondStatement make compatible claims about the same subject and circumstances?

Check whether a draft answers each supplied question.

Which of these does draft include: stated uncertainty, stated limitations, cited sources, stated assumptions?

How well does answer meet rubric as a response to question, on a five-level rubric from no credit to full credit?

How directly does draft address request?

Does the certainty expressed in draft match assessment?

Find supplied passages that independently support an entire claim.

Do citationRules require evidence for statement?

Label whether a response affirms, denies, mixes positions on, or does not address a supplied claim.

Which draft better satisfies request under rubric?

Distinguish a response referring to its own evaluation from general evaluation discussion or no such mention.

How much reasoning does answer show for its conclusion to question, on a five-level rubric from bare conclusion to rigorous chain?

How actionable is feedback for its recipient, on a five-level rubric from no direction to a specific change with reason and example?

Does response follow the structure or format request explicitly asks for, such as a list, table, JSON, item count, sections, or language?

How much of the substantive content in draft is backed by evidence, on a five-level rubric?

How easy are instructions to follow for a general reader, from dense jargon to plain and stepwise?

Is the length and detail of response proportionate to what request asks for?

Does question assess the skill or knowledge stated in objective, rather than something adjacent?

Which aspects of a musical performance does feedback address: rhythm, pitch or intonation, dynamics, technique, and expression or phrasing?

Does reply promise actions or outcomes beyond allowedCommitments?

Distinguish an explicit refusal, a substantive attempt, mixed behavior, and a stated inability to fulfill a request.

Check whether a summary preserves each supplied point.

Check a draft against each supplied writing criterion.

Label categorical, qualified, or unresolved wording about a supplied claim without inferring internal confidence.

Does updatedEvidence still support the entire claim that was based on previousEvidence?

Check whether supplied source text attributes a statement to the claimed speaker or source.

Does the level of explanation in document fit the knowledge and needs explicitly described in audience?

Does narrative explain each line item in lineItems and nothing that lineItems does not list?

Does the product described by item belong under category as defined?

Does the revision from before to after change material meaning, conditions, or obligations?

Do firstClause and secondClause impose requirements that cannot both be satisfied?

What does clause primarily do?

Is comparable similar enough to subject in type, size, age, condition, and location wording to support a valuation comparison?

Does the wording of consent cover the described use?

Which of these does article include: a clear thesis, supporting evidence, counterarguments, a call to action, and signals of author expertise?

Does content contain claims that are likely to go stale, such as prices, versions, dates, current events, or latest wording?

Which of these does disclosure address: known defects, prior repairs, environmental hazards, boundary or easement issues, association rules?

What is the primary purpose of document?

Do firstRecord and secondRecord describe the same real-world entity despite formatting, abbreviation, or partial fields?

Does expense clearly fall under one of the caller's categories, under several equally, under none, or is it unclear?

How faithfully does extracted represent the facts in source, without invented, altered, or dropped values, on a five-level rubric?

Which supplied candidate is the value of field in document?

Which of firstOpportunity and secondOpportunity better fits program in purpose, eligibility wording, and scope?

Does headline accurately represent what body says, without promising more than the body delivers?

Which of these does invoice state: vendor identity, an invoice number, a due date, line items, a tax or total breakdown?

Which of firstListing and secondListing better satisfies request?

Does the free-text description contradict the structured facts about the property?

What cause of loss does narrative describe: weather, fire, water, theft, collision, wear and tear, vandalism, or something else?

Do lyrics fit the mood and pacing of the music described in music?

Which of these does methods state: sample size, data source, analysis method, limitations, and preregistration or a protocol?

Are the statements within narrative consistent with each other in timeline, cause, and extent, with no statement contradicting another in the same account?

Which of these does notice state: an action the recipient must take, a deadline, the consequence of inaction, a contact for questions, a right to appeal?

Which of these does offer state: a price, financing, contingencies, a closing or move-in date, an earnest money or security deposit?

How hard is the passage described in passage for a player of instrument, from beginner to virtuoso?

What mood does the described musical passage express?

Which of these does notice state: what data is collected, why it is used, how long it is kept, who it is shared with, how to contact the controller?

Does listing describe a product that satisfies what request asks for, including stated must-have attributes?

Which of these does proposal include: a statement of need, measurable objectives, planned activities, a budget, an evaluation plan?

Do record and statementLine describe the same transaction, judging payee, purpose, and timing wording?

Decide whether a requirement defines an observable way to distinguish meeting it from failing it.

Which of these does review comment on: quality, price, shipping, service, or a defect?

What recommendation does the wording of review express: accept, minor revision, major revision, or reject?

What is the searcher behind query trying to do: learn, reach a site, buy, compare before buying, or find something nearby?

Which of these does offer state: the settlement amount, the basis for that amount, a deadline to respond, release terms, and how to dispute or appeal?

Does the patch or preset described in patch deliver the sound character asked for in request?

What style does the described passage or request evoke?

Decide whether supplied evidence can answer an entire question.

Does cachedAnswer address question with the same relevant meaning and conditions as originalQuestion?

What role does passage play in answering question?

Do firstPassage and secondPassage give incompatible evidence relevant to question under the same conditions?

Check whether supplied provenance shows shared or separate evidence origins for one claim, or leaves their relationship unresolved.

Does passage add material information relevant to question beyond existingEvidence?

How strongly does evidence support the entire claim, on a five-level rubric?

Does question require a current or time-specific state that can change, or stable conceptual knowledge?

Do two adjacent extracted text fragments continue one paragraph or belong to separate blocks?

Which of firstPassage and secondPassage better helps answer question?

How much material information do firstPassage and secondPassage share?

Can passage be understood on its own, without unresolved references to surrounding text?

Do firstQuestion and secondQuestion request the same information under the same stated conditions?

Does question, interpreted with context, identify a focused information need?

Select candidate passages by relevance to a query.

Does request require facts beyond context?

Does the scope described in passage apply to scenario?

Is extracted text a heading, body paragraph, list item, code, table, caption, formula, or other block?

Check each supplied claim against its paired evidence.

What does the patient primarily want from message: to schedule, reschedule, or cancel an appointment, get results, get a refill, or ask a question?

Does conversation establish whether the customer already performed step?

How urgent is the care that message asks for, from routine to emergency, judged on what the patient's wording says rather than on medical assessment?

Which of these does claim state: when the incident happened, where it happened, what caused it, what was damaged or lost, and whether there are witnesses or evidence?

What kind of billing dispute does message raise?

Does message explicitly ask for escalation to a higher tier, a manager, or on-call engineering?

What is the primary kind of feedback in message?

Does message express frustration or dissatisfaction in its wording?

Which of these does request state: travel dates, party size, accessibility needs, a budget, or a special occasion?

Which supplied incident is supported as a match for ticket?

What kind of problem does report describe with a musical instrument: tuning, buzz or rattle, no sound, intonation, mechanical, cosmetic, or unclear?

Which of these does message state about an instrument problem: the instrument and model, the symptom, when it started, recent changes, and the environment it is kept in?

What practical impact does message explicitly describe?

Label a reported issue as new, ongoing without resolution, or returned after reported recovery.

Does request describe a safety hazard such as a gas smell, active water intrusion, exposed wiring, structural damage, no heat in cold weather, or a blocked exit?

Does message mention a medication, supplement, or dosage?

Which of these does message do: ask a question, report a problem, request an action, state a deadline, reference prior contact?

Which supplied approved template applies to request and context?

Does response engage with the specific complaints and praise raised in review, rather than offering a generic thank-you or apology?

Which named route handles each of up to 500 requests, judged in batched Jev requests so a queue of tickets, emails, or events is routed in a handful of calls instead of one per item?

How much satisfaction with the outcome does message express at the close of an interaction, on a five-level rubric?

How does the sentiment expressed in laterMessage compare with earlierMessage from the same person?

What shipping problem does message report?

Which of these does message state about a symptom: when it began, how bad it is, how long it has lasted, what makes it better or worse, what the patient has already tried?

Do firstTicket and secondTicket describe the same underlying reported issue?

Does procedure address symptoms under the described circumstances?

Does message explicitly request urgent attention?

Can workaround address issue without violating constraints?

Which of items, earlier tool results and messages in an agent session, are still needed to finish objective, so the rest can be dropped from context?

Is fact about an enduring or historical attribute, or a state that is expected to change?

How does newFact relate to existingMemory?

What is the narrowest explicitly supported scope of fact in context?

Label whether one candidate memory describes the user, someone else, or a group including the user.

How useful is fact for future work under purpose?

Does statement express an ongoing preference, a factual assertion, or a temporary request?