DEMO / RECORDING
Overview & Result
Exa retrieves short, query-relevant highlights for a question, converts selected results into text entries in state.search_results, and asks Jev the same typed question with and without those entries. The demo exposes both answers and the request state.
How Jev fits in the loop
- Search Exa for six results with query-relevant highlights.
- Pass selected result titles, sources, dates, and highlights directly to Jev in state.search_results.
- Ask Jev the same bounded question again with an empty search_results array for comparison.
- Compute each source's displayed weight in demo code by rerunning Jev with that source removed.
How to reproduce
- Open the public Exa demo and select one of its provided questions.
- Compare the displayed Jev answers with and without web search for that question.
- Read the demo's How It Works page to inspect the Exa search request, the state.search_results input, and the Jev question.
Why this build matters
It shows a concrete way to ground a fast typed decision in fresh retrieved context while keeping the search and comparison steps inspectable.
Limitations
- The public demo and its explanation are provided by Exa; JevForAgents has not independently benchmarked answer accuracy.
- The examples are selected by the demo author and do not establish a general accuracy improvement.
- The demo's source weights are computed by removing one result and rerunning Jev; they are not Jev-provided citations or a measure of source truth.