Use Jev’s typed score to sort a tiny idea queue, then let a plain PowerShell rule decide what moves up and what needs a human look.

run.ps1

#requires -Version 7.0
# Add the Jev module before running; mock mode below makes no API request.
Import-Module Jev -ErrorAction Stop

# Prepare fictional feature ideas that cover low, medium, and high urgency.
$items = @(
    [pscustomobject]@{ Id = 'IDEA-14'; Description = 'Routine color cleanup for a future demo.' }
    [pscustomobject]@{ Id = 'IDEA-28'; Description = 'The login flow has an error blocking a few testers today.' }
    [pscustomobject]@{ Id = 'IDEA-37'; Description = 'Critical checkout outage is blocking customers right now.' }
)

Write-Host "=== Backlog" -ForegroundColor Cyan
$items

# Run the decision and display only its safe, local mock results.
& (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot 'solution.ps1') -Item $items | Format-Table -AutoSize

solution.ps1

#requires -Version 7.0
[CmdletBinding()]
param(
    # Accept a small array of fictional queue items.
    [Parameter(Mandatory)]
    [object[]] $Item
)

# Load the Jev module commands from the current PowerShell environment.
Import-Module Jev -ErrorAction Stop

# Define the allowed score levels in low-to-high order.
$levels = @('Backlog', 'Consider soon', 'Move up', 'Top priority')

# Ask Jev for a typed score, while PowerShell owns the next-step policy.
$question = New-JevQuestion -Name priority -Type Score -Instructions 'How high should this backlog item move based on its stated urgency and impact?' -Criteria $levels

# Use a confidence floor so weak scores are not treated as trusted actions.
$confidenceFloor = 0.70


Write-Host "=== Evaluating Backlog Items" -ForegroundColor Cyan
# Evaluate each item using Jev's deterministic local mock response.
foreach ($entry in $Item) {
    # Pass the description as the decision state and avoid any network call.
    $decision = Invoke-Jev -State $entry.Description -Question $question
    $answer = $decision.answers.priority
    $scoreIndex = [int] $answer.score
    $confidence = [double] $answer.confidence

    # Apply a visible policy in regular PowerShell after the typed decision.
    $action = if ($confidence -lt $confidenceFloor) {
        'Human review'
    }
    elseif ($scoreIndex -ge 2) {
        'Move up'
    }
    else {
        'Keep in backlog'
    }

    # Return both Jev's suggestion and the PowerShell policy result.
    [pscustomobject]@{
        Id         = [string] $entry.Id
        Score      = $scoreIndex
        ScoreLabel = $levels[$scoreIndex]
        Confidence = [math]::Round($confidence, 2)
        Action     = $action
    }
}