Test Task: Publish Guide

Stop your agent before it breaks a policy — A sentence in a system prompt is a wish, not a control. Build a yes-or-no guardrail with Jev over every limit, role and exception FastMemory walks to — in code the agent cannot route around.

Jev decides in milliseconds. Here is what it needs to decide well — Jev returns typed decisions with probabilities instead of text. It decides over whatever state you hand it — so choosing that state is the real design problem. How to combine Jev with FastMemory.

Route every support ticket against the policy that actually applies — A ticket router that reads only the message is guessing — the right queue depends on the customer's own terms. Build one with a Jev choice question over the policy chain FastMemory walks to.

Review a whole contract portfolio in an afternoon — One question about every contract you hold, by Friday. Assemble each contract with its amendments, decide about each with Jev, and get a report where every row opens to its evidence.

Answer multi-step questions without stitching chunks — Most real questions need two or three connected facts. FastMemory keeps the connections your documents imply, so multi-hop answers are a traversal you can inspect.

See why your agent answered from the wrong paragraph — Flat vector search hides how an answer was reached. FastMemory returns the route through a six-layer map so you can catch a wrong answer in seconds.

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