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Signals

How to read a Jev answer

One support message can return a queue, a blocked check, and an urgency score. Read each signal for what it is.

Put independent questions in one call

ticket-triage asks three questions about the same message. The queue is a choice. Blocked is a yes or no with true and false criteria. Urgency is a position on a rubric: can wait, needs attention today, or blocked now.

The score is not a probability. The yes-or-no value is P(true). Do not add a boolean to its complement by asking the negation again. Dependent questions need a later call.

{
  "pattern": "ticket-triage",
  "state": "Message: my subscription renewed twice today and I cannot access the paid project."
}

What comes back

The result includes answers, signals, usage, and the recipe policy. A boolean signal has probability and a code-computed complement. Choice and score signals include confidence only when the provider sends it.

The recipe does not issue a refund or infer urgency the message did not state. Your agent keeps the customer, the account change, and the reply.

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