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I built a linter/skill that ensures requests to jev are structured correctly

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i built wellposed as a plugin/skill which works with any agent (https://github.com/suraj-phanindra/wellposed) to ensure your agent understands how to choose the right kind of jev request and format it correctly not just for syntax but for completeness and correctness. it is well-documented in the "jagged-ness" docs (https://docs.typesafe.ai/model-jaggedness/jev-1.13) that typesafe include on their docs page that the absence of essential options can cause jev to choose the wrong option with high confidence (it cannot choose what it cannot see in the request) - so the responsibility to ensure whatever the intent behind your jev request is - it is captured correctly with the right states and options for jev to pick from falls on the user. wellposed should ideally make your agent better at converting NL intent into jev requests. please try and give me feedback. appreciate it!
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