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Jev AI Crash Course: System 1 Decision Models for AI Agents

This course runs for 1h 11m and is designed for beginner learners. It is taught by Eden Marco, published by Udemy, and was released on October 2026. The course taught in English, includes exercise files, and uses Jev, TypeSafe AI, LangChain, Ollama.

Jev AI Crash Course: System 1 Decision Models for AI Agents

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive guide to Jev AI and System 1 AI Decision Models, focusing on building ultra-low-latency AI agents using Jev and TypeSafe AI. It covers decision models, tool-gating, rubrics, triage, and the integration of fast decision models with generative LLMs for efficient AI workflows. Students will learn to implement cost-effective, real-time decision pipelines and agent safety guardrails.

Key Takeaways

  • Understand when to use fast System One decision models versus heavy System Two generative LLMs.
  • Master TypeSafe AI’s core primitives: Noul (probability), Score (rubrics), and Choice (classification).
  • Build ultra-low-latency (sub-100ms), cost-effective decision pipelines for real-time AI systems.
  • Implement agent safety guardrails and tool-gating to intercept and block risky actions in real time.
  • Extract deterministic, typed JSON evaluations without LLM text bloat or hallucinations.
  • Learn integration of decision models with LangChain and local Ollama backends.
  • Optimize AI agent costs at scale using decision model router middleware.

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of programming (Python, JavaScript, or any language interacting with REST APIs and JSON).
  • Basic familiarity with AI concepts (prompts, LLMs, or AI agents) is helpful but no advanced machine learning or math background is required.
  • A computer with internet access to use the TypeSafe AI console and APIs.

Target Learners

  • AI Engineers & Backend Developers building autonomous agents, workflow automations, or high-volume data pipelines.
  • Software Developers needing ultra-low-latency classifications, support ticket triage, or bug severity scoring.
  • Engineers building Agent Guardrails to reliably gate dangerous tool calls in coding agents.
  • Teams aiming to reduce AI costs by replacing expensive generative models with lightweight, sub-cent decision models for non-generative tasks.
Introduction to Jev by TypeSafe AI 1:38
About 1:10
System One vs. System Two Thinking: The Motivation For Jev style Decision Models 2:05
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