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The poor man's Jev — a local-first "System One" decision layer: typed questions about state (Choice / Score / Noul) answered with calibrated confidence, no API key. Devin ACP backend in this fork.
Gates and classifiers need honest confidence, not vibes. Djævin does NLI-based entailment + temperature scaling + conformal abstention — and ships the eval set so you can verify the numbers yourself.
pip install -e ".[local,plots,mcp,dev]"
poordjaevin --helpRequires Python 3.10+ unless noted. Linux, Personal Windows and Corporate Windows are supported; see the repo's platform READMEs for differences.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
poordjaevin eval |
accuracy + ECE on the shipped eval set |
poordjaevin calibrate --plots |
before/after calibration + reliability diagrams |
poordjaevin ask |
ask a typed question |
poordjaevin serve |
MCP server (stdio) |
Reads: the eval set / your state input. Writes: calibration artifacts. Backends: keyless local NLI, or Devin ACP (free model) in this fork.
- Honesty is the product: every headline number is reproducible via
eval/calibrate. - Ask concrete hypotheses — the model handles concrete claims far better than abstract ones.
Unofficial community project. Not affiliated with Cognition AI. Part of the devin-* ecosystem.