The idea
Zachi demonstrates a SQL extension that uses Jev to judge whether each row matches a plain-English condition. It explores semantic selection alongside the database’s ordinary query operations.
Inside the decision loop
A row + a semantic condition
Judge whether the condition applies
Include or exclude the row
What to take from it
Apply indexed, deterministic filters first to reduce the rows needing model evaluation. Keep the condition narrow and cache results only when both the data and the criteria are unchanged.
The source does not establish large-scale query performance. Per-row model calls add latency and cost, and they do not replace permission checks or database constraints.
Follow the original work
This case is an editorial interpretation of a public community demonstration. It has not been reproduced or benchmarked by this publication.
Original post by @iam_zachi