An optional Jev decision backend in the Atomic coding Agent for bounded structured choices such as routing.
Sends predefined questions to Jev and decodes answers for callers; regular models still generate code.
Separates structured decisions from text-generation interfaces.
The verified scope is an optional structured-output provider, not that Atomic uses Jev by default or for every feature. LICENSE includes an additional UI-attribution condition above stated business-size thresholds. It is not standard MIT; read the license text.
Turn schema-bound choices into typed workflow results while handling large candidate sets.
Material analysed：
inferJev can partition candidates, keep ranked survivors and run additional rounds. One high-level structured-output call may therefore involve multiple inference requests and a changed comparison context.
Inspect the supporting source ↗The parser checks probability keys, bounds, mass and whether choice is a highest-probability option. Structural validation cannot recover a relevant candidate eliminated in an earlier round.
Inspect the supporting source ↗Useful for explicit workflow control where schemas and interruption matter. For very large candidate sets, evaluate tournament recall and call cost against a retrieval-first alternative.
Read planRound, packRequests and inferJev together. Check cancellation between rounds and verify that retainForFinal preserves any required escape candidate.