Jev Choice vs Score vs Noul

Choice: select one named alternative

Use Choice for routing, labels, policy branches, or tool selection. Make criteria mutually understandable and include an explicit fallback when the real world can fall outside the listed options.

Score: place a case on an ordered scale

Use Score for severity, priority, quality, or risk bands. Every level needs a concrete rubric; vague numbers create inconsistent decisions.

Noul: estimate whether one statement is true

Use Noul for a single factual or policy proposition. It returns P(true). Do not combine two conditions with “and” unless they genuinely form one proposition.

Compose decisions from small questions

Ask independent questions in parallel, then combine their typed answers in code. This keeps business policy visible, testable, and separate from model judgment.

questions = {
  "queue": Choice(...),       # named destination
  "severity": Score(...),    # ordered level
  "policy_allows": Noul(...),# P(true)
}

# Combine answers in deterministic application code.