Jev 1.14

TypeSafe AI's newest Jev release, available since October 14, 2026, and like Jev 1.13 a System One model: you send a block of state plus typed questions — yes/no, choice or score — and get structured answers with calibrated probabilities back, instead of generated text. TypeSafe describes it as small improvements across the board with the largest gain in multilingual support, and it is the only Jev that answers with a bounding box; image input and a longer context are available on both versions behind opt-in headers TypeSafe labels experimental. The billing is unchanged: input tokens only, at $0.042 per 1M tokens ($42 per 1B, the unit the rate card leads with), with output tokens free. One request carries a 64,000-token budget covering the state and every question together, with a 32,000-token limit on the state plus the single longest question; the long-context header raises both to 262,000 tokens at the same per-token price.