According to CoinMeta, Inception has released a decision-making model called Mercury Decide. The official claims that it can make up to 14 decisions per second and performed exceptionally well in jevbench and v1.4, becoming the best decision-making model on openrouter. This model does not generate text; instead, it directly makes selections, judgments, and scores, returning the probability of each answer. It can be used to select tools, perform routing, or control workflows for agent. Although the official has not published specific evaluation scores, Mercury Decide has not yet appeared on jevbench's public rankings, and its performance is only announced by Inception itself. The model is compatible with the interfaces jev uses, namely /v1 and systemone, and has been integrated into typesafe and sdk applications, allowing for direct invocation. It supports up to 32,768 tokens contexts. Currently, Mercury Decide is available for free on openrouter. Inception also showcased a chess match between jev and demo.