Ask your database a real question.

client, _ := jevql.New(ctx, jevql.Options{DatabaseURL: os.Getenv("DATABASE_URL")})
defer client.Close(ctx)

rows, err := client.QueryMaps(ctx, `
  SELECT name, jev_prob(people, 'could work from home') AS p
  FROM people WHERE country = 'PT'
  ORDER BY p DESC LIMIT 5`)

In process: go get github.com/kylemclaren/jevql/sdk/go. Same parser, cache and client as the CLI.

import { Jevql } from "jevql"

const db = new Jevql() // bundled engine, reads DATABASE_URL and TYPESAFE_API_KEY

const tickets = await db.queryObjects(`
  SELECT id, subject FROM tickets
  WHERE jev(tickets, 'is about billing') AND status = 'open'`)

npm i jevql. The engine ships inside the package; nothing else to install. Point it at a shared jevql serve with { url }.

from jevql import Jevql

with Jevql() as db:  # bundled engine; Jevql(url=...) for a shared one
    for row in db.query_dicts("""
        SELECT title FROM movies
        WHERE jev(movies, 'a safe pick for a first date')"""):
        print(row["title"])

pip install jevql. Standard library only, engine included. Same embedded-or-remote choice.