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LaravelHarris Raftopoulos2 min readtutorialintermediate

Decide with Jev: Laravel AI That Answers with a Probability

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Summary

The article walks through adding the Laravel AI SDK and using TypeSafe’s Jev model to score draft articles with a probability that they meet a brief. It shows a simple pre‑flight checker that automates acceptance based on the score, with code and a GitHub example.

  • Install the Laravel AI SDK and configure a TypeSafe API key in a Laravel project.
  • Call the Jev model from Tinkerwell to obtain a yes‑probability for a draft's compliance with a brief.
  • Interpret the probability: high scores pass automatically, low scores fail, and mid scores trigger manual review.
  • Use the provided GitHub repository as a starter for building multi‑question content validation.

Laravel developers building editorial or content pipelines should see how a probability‑output AI model can enable rule‑based automation.

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