TypeSafe tests semantic lints before malformed questions reach Jev

A console warning spotted by Jane Manchun Wong catches open-ended prompts sent to Jev's binary Noul primitive.

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Why it matters

TypeSafe's reliability pitch depends on developers asking well-formed typed questions. Semantic lints catch a failure that JSON validation cannot: valid code expressing an invalid decision.

A hand hovers over a tablet screen displaying 'YES' and 'NO' options, with subtle visual cues suggesting an unanswerable question.

TypeSafe AI, founded by Diogo Almeida (@CompleteSkeptic), Sasha Sheng and Erik Gafni, is testing a semantic linter that warns developers when a question does not fit the answer type they selected for Jev.…

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