Teach a Jev classifier your labels by reviewing only its least certain answers
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If you classify thousands of documents by asking a small model several questions about each one, Flide reads each document once and answers all the questions in one pass.
Flide is a self-hosted inference server for small decision models in the Jev family. When many questions target the same input, it processes that context once, then forks the model state so each question gets exactly the answer it would get alone. The team reports up to 9.5x lower latency than vLLM and SGLang on QuALITY, and near parity for large models asked one question. Apache-2.0 and on PyPI. Linux and NVIDIA only; about 6 GB of VRAM runs the 0.8B model.
Teach a Jev classifier your labels by reviewing only its least certain answers
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Run dozens of agent evals per trace in one sub-second request, no judge prompt
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