- Name your organization and choose a plan.
- Add a card on the secure payment page. Billing on your plan starts then: see signing up.
- Create your API key: read-write, scoped to
default/*, and shown once. You can create more on the dashboard’s Keys page.
default/quickstart is a free place to try things. It holds up to 10,000 documents and 100 MB (a write past that is refused with too_large), and its judging pauses for the rest of the billing period at a small usage limit (pricing). For real data, write to a namespace of your own.
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Install the SDK
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Create a client
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Define a judgment
Start from the ticket triage starter: a ready-made judgment that asks whether a ticket is urgent. Tell it where your documents keep the subject, the first message and the customer’s plan:This creates a
bool judgment named urgent, with its question, criteria, context recipe and an urgent threshold at 0.8. definition in the response shows all of it. Add dry_run to see it and its cost first without creating anything, or write your own definition instead; see judgments.on_change computes the answer whenever a document changes, so every document has a current answer to filter or sort on. Jev current runs whichever Jev model the provider serves now; each answer records the epoch of model behaviour that produced it in engine_version, such as current+2026-09-24.1, and a new epoch starts only when we detect the model’s behaviour change. See the engines page.4
Write three documents
wait_for also waits until the answers exist, which usually takes a few seconds. Without it, the write returns in a fraction of a second and the answers follow.5
Query by the answer
p, the urgent threshold as a boolean, its freshness, and the revision, judgment version and engine version it was computed with.Next
- See the answers, their history and the exact text the engine saw in the dashboard at https://app.brussle.com.
- Learn what the freshness states mean.
- Cut cost with a tighter context recipe.
- Set up a staging environment of your own, separate from
default/quickstart.