A developer using Cohere's reranker in a RAG pipeline is considering using TypeSafe AI's Jev model as an alternative for the relevance grading step.

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        "excerpt": "slot jev into the citation check first with a frozen set of claim+chunk pairs, leave generation on claude until that eval beats your string match. if you also swap the reranker at the same time you wont know which change helped.",
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