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How to Stack Jev AI With Claude in 90-Seconds (440x Cheaper) transcript
Charlie Automates · @charlieautomates
Published September 25, 20261:3612.9K views
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What we're looking at is the new Quad X Jev skill for Claude code. This gives you all the power of the new Jev model inside of all of your Claude sessions. And the craziest part is after putting Jev and Opus head-to-head to go through 216 emails, I found out that Jev was 408 times cheaper. If you don't already know what Jev is, it's made by Type-Safe and it's not a chat model. So, like Claude, it's not going to go back and forth and have a conversation. And in this case, I found out it was four times as fast as Opus. So, the best way that I could put it is Jev is more of a sorting tool
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Transcript
What we're looking at is the new Quad X Jev skill for Claude code. This gives you all the power of the new Jev model inside of all of your Claude sessions. And the craziest part is after putting Jev and Opus head-to-head to go through 216 emails, I found out that Jev was 408 times cheaper. If you don't already know what Jev is, it's made by Type-Safe and it's not a chat model. So, like Claude, it's not going to go back and forth and have a conversation.
And in this case, I found out it was four times as fast as Opus. So, the best way that I could put it is Jev is more of a sorting tool while Claude is the brain that writes and gives you ultimate feedback. Now that we know that Jev is faster and cheaper, the output that Jev gives us every single time is a predetermined amount, which is what makes it cheaper and faster. It's essentially a model that helps you choose this or that, is it true, and then a confidence score.
So, here's how Jev is actually working inside of one of my workflows. If I wanted to go through my Gmail, Jev is going to be the first pass that's cheap and fast to give me a full update. It's going to split on confidence, and then Claude's going to be the brain that gets me the final decision, and then I make the final final decision of how we should respond and triage on all these emails. The workflow that was costing me almost $5 for every run now only cost me 85 cents.
And if you want access to this skill, just comment Jev, I'll send you the repo, but this is how you can set it up. Grab the install command, open a fresh terminal, and plug in the command. Then just open Claude, then run Jev set up to hook up your open router API key that'll give you access to Jev. And now you have a variety of ways to use Jev inside of your Claude code workspace. So, if you want access to the free repo and playbook that I put together that shows you how to tie in your skills with Jev, just comment Jev and follow me for more.
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