Jev Claude Setup Guide: Connect Claude to Jev in 60 Seconds

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Original video: Jev Claude Setup Guide: Connect Claude to Jev in 60 Seconds · Channel: Composio · 03:03 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: AI agents, Task and workflow automation, Claude, Markets and economy

Summary

This video demonstrates how to connect Jev, described as the System 1 model, to Claude using Composio. It walks through connecting Jev with an API key, then adding Composio as a custom connector in Claude and granting access. The tutorial tests the setup by asking Claude to use Jev to assess marketing campaigns and recommend whether to stop, scale, or hold each one. The results include Jev’s decisions and confidence scores, followed by Claude’s own prioritized recommendations.

Key points

In Composio, open Connect apps, search for Jev, and select Connect.
Create an API key in the Typesafe AI console and submit it in Composio.
In Claude, add a custom connector named Composio.
Use the connector URL connect.composio.dev/mcp and leave authentication at the recommended options.
Log in to Composio and allow Claude to access it.
Claude can use Jev through Composio to analyze a marketing campaign sheet.
For each campaign, the example asks Jev to choose stop, scale, or hold based on target CPA and target ROAS, and to score its confidence.
The example produces Jev’s decisions and confidence, as well as Claude’s recommendations.

Chapters

Start	Chapter	Summary
00:00	Connect Jev to Composio	Find Jev in Composio and connect it using an API key created in the Typesafe AI console.
00:30	Add Composio to Claude	Create a custom Composio connector in Claude, enter its URL, and complete authentication.
01:32	Grant access and prepare a test	Allow Claude to access Composio, then set up a marketing campaign sheet for analysis using Jev.
02:02	Analyze campaign decisions	Ask Claude to have Jev assess each campaign and return decisions, confidence scores, and a prioritized action list.
02:33	Review the results	The example shows Jev’s decisions and confidence alongside Claude’s recommendations, then recaps the connection.

Quotes

connect Jev, the System 1 model, to Claude using Composio. — 00:00

And with that, Composio is now connected to Jev. — 00:30

This means Claude can access any apps connected to Composio. — 01:32

For each campaign, ask Jev a choice question, stop, scale, or hold against the target CPA and target ROAS in that row. — 02:02

using the System 1 model. — 03:03

Concepts and entities

Jev, Claude, Composio, TypeSafe AI, MCP, System 1, CPA, ROAS

Full transcript (original language)

00:00 Hello, in this video, I’m going to quickly show you how to connect Jev, the System 1 model, to Claude using Composio. From the Composio dashboard, go to the Connect apps menu over here. You can connect all kinds of apps here. Search for Jev. And here’s the app. Just click Connect. And you’ll be asked to send the API key to connect the model. To get the API key, go to Typesafe AI website, and then sign in to the console. Once you have access, the console would

00:30 look like this. Head to the API key section, and then create a new API key. I’m going to name this Composio. And then you can copy the API key generated by the console. Go back to Composio, paste the API key, then submit. And with that, Composio is now connected to Jev. Alright, the next step is to connect Claude to Composio. To do that, just go to Claude chat interface. Click the plus button over here.

01:00 Go to Connector, and then add custom connector. Here, we need to enter the name, which is Composio. And then the URL, which is connect.composio.dev slash mcp. Add the connector. On the next screen, you can configure the authentication method. Just leave it at the recommended options. Click Add. And then after a moment, you will be asked to log in to Composio. Just log in as usual.

01:32 And then here, you have to let Claude access Composio, so just allow that. And now, Composio is connected to Claude. This means Claude can access any apps connected to Composio. Let’s run a quick test. Over here, I have a marketing campaign data. This sheet stores all the data for online campaigns run in popular platforms like Google, Meta, TikTok, and others. There’s data for daily budget, clicks, conversions, etc. And I want to use Jev to analyze whether

02:02 we should hold, scale, or stop these campaigns. So let’s upload this sheet to Claude. And then ask Claude to analyze the sheet using Jev. Don’t analyze it yourself. For each campaign, ask Jev a choice question, stop, scale, or hold against the target CPA and target ROAS in that row. Plus a score question for how confident the data is. Then give me a prioritized action list with your reasoning. Send a prompt and Claude will use Composio to ask Jev the questions.

02:33 This might take some time depending on how large your data is. Okay, now we have a response. There’s the complete answer from Jev showing both the decision and the confidence based on available samples. The results may vary depending on your data. And then below here, we have Claude recommending actions to take based on its own reasoning. Some could scale, some could stop, and some could hold. Overall, that’s how you can connect Jev to Claude using Composio, enabling your AI agent to process decision making faster

03:03 using the System 1 model.