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VercelRohan Taneja2 min readrelease notesintro

AI Gateway now supports TypeSafe clients and an HTTP API for Jev

Summary

AI Gateway now lets you call the Jev probabilistic decision model via an existing TypeSafe client, a plain HTTP API, or the TypeScript AI SDK, with usage billed and observable in the gateway.

  • Swap the TypeSafe client’s baseURL to https://ai-gateway.vercel.sh/typesafe and set the AI_GATEWAY_API_KEY to route calls through AI Gateway without code changes.
  • Use the HTTP POST /v1/evaluate with model "typesafe-ai/jev" to get typed answers (boolean, choice, score) and probabilities from any language.
  • The AI SDK’s experimental_evaluate function also supports Jev, returning a probability field you can threshold in TypeScript.
  • All three integration paths are billed through AI Gateway, so calls appear alongside other model usage in observability dashboards.

Teams building AI agents or evaluation pipelines should care because they can now integrate Jev’s typed probabilistic decisions via existing TypeSafe clients, HTTP, or the AI SDK, all tracked in AI Gateway.

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