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Jev 1.14 is now the stable alias; experimental features remain opt-in

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TypeSafe’s current model documentation confirms that jev-latest and jev-preview both resolve to Jev 1.14.0. The October 14 release introduced experimental image input, box output and longer context; those extensions should not be assumed production-ready.

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Jev returns typed decisions rather than free-form prose or code. Use the explicit model ID when you need stable version selection, and log the version returned by the API.

The default context limits differ from the experimental long-context opt-in. Type guarantees do not guarantee a correct decision; evaluate accuracy and confidence on your own examples.

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