• The llm-typesafe plugin exposes answer types for TypeSafe's Jev model beyond yes/no: a 'choice' mode that classifies text against named categories, and a 'score' mode that rates it against an ordered rubric, both set via the -o flag.
• A yes/no ('noul') query returns a confidence score rather than a bare boolean, e.g. {"type": "noul", "noul": 0.99} for a refund-request check, per Simon Willison's writeup.
• Access to TypeSafe's Jev model requires a waitlist-gated API key that Willison says 'seems to move pretty fast.'

• LLM — A large language model — the neural network behind tools like Claude and ChatGPT, trained on huge amounts of text to predict what comes next.

llm-typesafe demonstrates getting reliable structured classification or scoring out of an LLM via the command line, useful for lightweight triage or routing pipelines.

• articlellm-keys-ui 0.1simonwillison.net
• articlellm 0.35simonwillison.net
• articlellm 0.32.1simonwillison.net

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