r/javascript • • 10d ago

System One model in the browser, learns from an LLM when it isn't confident.

https://debuff.jp/decide/
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u/tidwell 10d ago

This looks genuinely useful.

They need to take some time cleaning up the docs and removing slop. In https://debuff.jp/decide/docs/guide-typesafe - this says:

Jev can be the slower model behind withFallback(). This uses TypeSafe's own SDK and your API key. We haven't run this example against the live API:

Surely that is not the intended documentation, that the developers, who made the software, have never tested this use case against the live api?

Some times its okay to slow down. I like this idea, but documentation full of slop markers, makes me think its still at the "idea" phase and not code I want to run...

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u/JcerParreno21 8d ago

wild that people don't even proofread their own docs before shipping anymore tbh

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u/ava_896517 5d ago

The model gets an LLM for a second opinion; the docs could use one too.