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# More Jev in There There: smart conditions and AI assignment

**[FREEK.DEV](https://daily.dev/sources/freek)** · 4 min read · 0 upvotes · 0 comments

## Summary

Building on an earlier post about using Jev (a Laravel AI SDK helper) to detect spam and auto-replies, There There now applies the same classification approach to two new features: smart workflow conditions described in plain language instead of keyword lists, and automatic ticket assignment to the right team member. Smart conditions turn a plain-language description into a Jev Boolean question answered alongside existing spam/auto-reply checks, storing the probability with the message so workflows don't re-call Jev. Assignment uses a Jev Choice question with a 'none of these' fallback so vague tickets aren't misrouted, and disabled or channel-restricted members are filtered out before Jev chooses.

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## Questions this post answers

### How can I use an AI classification question to match support tickets against a plain-language description instead of keyword matching?

Define a Boolean question wrapping the description, such as 'The incoming message matches this workflow description: {description}', with true/false answer options tied to whether the message fits. The question runs alongside other classification questions (like spam and auto-reply detection) in one request, and the resulting probability is stored with the message so the workflow can read it later without calling the AI again.

_Developers building AI-assisted workflow matching can find implementation patterns like this shared on daily.dev._

### How do you use an AI model to automatically assign support tickets to the right team member without misrouting vague requests?

Ask the AI a Choice question listing eligible people or teams along with short descriptions of what each handles, plus an explicit 'None of these' option. Assignment only happens when there is a clear favorite; if nobody clearly fits, no assignment is made and another workflow step can pick up the ticket later, avoiding unnecessary hand-offs from forced matches.

_Teams designing AI-based routing logic often compare approaches like this one via daily.dev before building their own._

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