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Ash Framework's AI extension getting fancy Jev support 🥳 ```elixir action :urgent, AshAi.Evaluate.Noul do description

Evaluationby ZachDaniel2026-09-18
Ash Framework's AI extension getting fancy Jev support 🥳 ```elixir action :urgent, AshAi.Evaluate.Noul do description "Does `ticket` convey urgency?" argument :ticket, :string, allow_nil?: false run evaluate("typesafe:jev-latest") end ``` Or multiple judgements: ```elixir action :triage, AshAi.Evaluate.Judgments do argument :ticket, :string, allow_nil?: false constraints fields: [ department: [type: MyApp.Department, description: "Which team should handle `ticket`?"], urgent: [type: :boolean, description: "Does `ticket` convey urgency?"] ] run evaluate("typesafe:jev-latest") end ``` And the way that AshAI works exposing actions as tools is trivial. So you can easily provide these as tools to LLM-backed actions: ```elixir action :assign_to_correct_team do description """ Assigns the ticket to the correct department: - Engineering, if related to code - Product, if related to features or improvements If urgent, it assigns to L1, otherwise it assigns to L2. """ argument :ticket, :string, allow_nil?: false run prompt("openai:gpt-4o", to
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