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Probably – a programming language for LLM workflows, powered by Jev

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probably∿A small language for uncertain times. A programming language for LLM workflows, powered by Jev. Try a programChecking runtime… 01 / INPUT 02 / PROGRAMEditable Probably codeRun program ↗ReplayStopReady when you are.

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Canonical URLhttps://probably-lang.southpolesteve.workers.dev/
Publication timeFri, 18 Sep 2026 09:17:41 +0000
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probably∿A small language for uncertain times. A programming language for LLM workflows, powered by Jev. Determinism is overrated. Try a programChecking runtime… 01 / INPUT 02 / PROGRAMEditable Probably codeRun program ↗ReplayStopReady when you are. 03 / OUTPUTDownload run JSON ↓Replay repeats the last completed run without calling a model. Download run JSON saves its source, input and decisions.Your output will appear here.DECISIONS ALONG THE WAY 0Each judgment shows its probabilities and the exact value it saw. The language, in a few minutes.Probably 0.1 Probably is its own small language. A TypeScript interpreter executes the code; Jev supplies judgments and probabilities. A separate text model generates prose. feels asks a question, match picks a description, and llm generates text.

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