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Jev Ultrafast repository preview LiteLLM repository preview
Jev Ultrafast · Browser & computer use · 16.3K stars
Chooses a browser action and matching DOM target in one JEV request.
Original case · 2.9M views · Fixed-commit evidence
LiteLLM · JEV Router · Routing & optimization · 59.4K stars
Classifies request complexity before backend model routing.
Fixed-commit evidence
LangChain repository preview Vercel AI SDK repository preview
LangChain · TypeSafe · SDK integration · 146.8K stars
Exposes binary, classification, and ordinal JEV decisions inside Python workflows.
Fixed-commit evidence
Vercel AI SDK · TypeSafe · SDK integration · 26.9K stars
Maps choice, score, and yes/no questions onto a unified evaluate interface.
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Laya repository preview jegrep repository preview
Laya · Open model · 11.5K stars
Multilingual System 1 typed decisions in one forward pass, with a checkpoint router.
Hugging Face model · Fixed-commit evidence
jegrep · Search & data
Searches live code trees semantically without building an index.
Fixed-commit evidence
Cua repository preview Agentgateway repository preview
Cua · JEV Use · Browser & computer use · 25.8K stars
Selects an action ID from DOM or visual-region descriptions.
Fixed-commit evidence
Agentgateway · JEV Guardrail · Safety & review · 5.0K stars
Scores jailbreak, harmful-content, and secret-leakage checks at the gateway.
Fixed-commit evidence
NewsJack repository preview QuantDinger repository preview
NewsJack · Agent workflow · 1.3K stars
Filters hundreds of live news items before an agent handles the selected opportunities.
Original case · 583K views · Fixed-commit evidence
QuantDinger · JEV Gate · Domain tool · 12.0K stars
Adds an evidence and risk gate before selected live-trading entries.
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Browser & computer use · 16 · SDK integrations · 30 · Routing & optimization · 16 · Open models · 21 · Search & data · 15
Safety & review · 14 · Agent workflows · 14 · Interfaces & automation · 9 · Developer tools · 35 · Domain tools · 13

Browser & computer use (16)

  • Cua · JEV Use · 25.8K stars — A computer-use example pairing Cua Driver observation and execution with bounded JEV choices. Source
  • Jev Ultrafast · 16.3K stars — A browser agent that uses JEV to choose an action and matching DOM element, calling a text model only when input text is needed. Source
  • Agent Desktop · JEV Skill · 1.4K stars — An optional JEV skill that chooses native desktop controls and actions from accessibility data. Source
  • TypeSafe Computer Use · 765 stars — Builds candidate actions from OCR and UI state for Jev to control macOS, calling a text model only when writing is needed. Source
  • Jev CU · 549 stars — Computer-use helpers that call JEV to decide the next UI action. Source
  • Omg.dev · 535 stars — An omg.dev mobile testing script can use Jev to read the accessibility tree and choose the next interaction. Source
  • JEV Browser Use · 334 stars — A Skill for Codex browser workflows: Jev chooses navigation, clicks, and scrolling while Codex handles text input and final checks. Source
  • Mobile JEV · 329 stars — Controls an Android phone through Mobilerun, with a web studio and CLI showing Jev decisions. Source
  • Third Hand · 283 stars — A Swift client stack that calls JEV while driving local computer-use style helpers. Source
  • JEV Browser · 231 stars — Drives a browser from a task and URL, returning the final page, screenshot and action trace. Source
  • JEV Voice Browser · 216 stars — Controls a Playwright browser by sending incremental speech transcripts to Jev. Source
  • Arc CUA · TypeSafe Policy · 127 stars — A fast computer-use action layer with a TypeSafe policy implementation. Source
  • JEV Use · 86 stars — A macOS computer-use harness that drives Accessibility controls without a vision model. Source
  • WindTunnel · JEV Benchmarks · 76 stars — A browser-agent benchmark harness with frozen JEV experiments across accessibility and WebMCP interfaces. Source
  • TypeSafe Adblock · 68 stars — An experimental Chrome extension that asks Jev whether candidate DOM elements are ads, then highlights or removes them. Source
  • JEV Browser · 67 stars — A browser automation library, CLI, and MCP server pairing LLM plans with JEV actions. Source

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SDK integrations (30)

  • LangChain · TypeSafe · 146.8K stars — An optional JEV classifier integration for Python LangChain workflows. Source
  • Composio · TypeSafe Provider · 30.3K stars — A TypeSafe provider that uses JEV to choose among tools and bounded argument options. Source
  • Vercel AI SDK · TypeSafe · 26.9K stars — The AI SDK TypeSafe provider exposes JEV through the shared evaluate interface. Source
  • Pydantic AI · TypeSafe · 20.1K stars — A TypeSafe model integration that maps supported structured outputs to JEV questions. Source
  • Eliza · TypeSafe Client · 19.4K stars — An optional TypeSafe HTTP adapter in the Eliza agent operating system. Source
  • LangChain.js · TypeSafe · 18.2K stars — A TypeSafeClassifier integration for JavaScript LangChain workflows. Source
  • Rig · TypeSafe Crate · 8.7K stars — An experimental Rust crate for expressing JEV questions and answers with Rust types. Source
  • Bifrost · TypeSafe Provider · 8.2K stars — Bifrost exposes TypeSafe as a native provider through its shared decision operation. Source
  • GPT-Load · JEV Provider · 6.9K stars — A self-hosted AI gateway with a first-class JEV channel and native Decisions routes. Source
  • Open Connector · TypeSafe · 5.9K stars — Open Connector exposes TypeSafe evaluation through its provider runtime. Source
  • Kiln · JEV Adapter · 5.1K stars — Kiln maps compatible JSON schemas to JEV questions for structured single-turn tasks. Source
  • Ax · TypeSafe Client · 2.9K stars — A TypeSafe integration for boolean, finite-class, and native JEV signatures. Source
  • http4k · TypeSafe Client · 2.8K stars — A typed Kotlin client and fake implementation for the TypeSafe System One API. Source
  • Vellum Assistant · JEV · 1.3K stars — An optional JEV provider that submits conversation state and explicit questions. Source
  • Laravel AI · TypeSafe · 1.2K stars — Laravel AI includes a native TypeSafe classification provider backed by JEV. Source
  • Req LLM · 581 stars — A TypeSafe provider for calling Jev through ReqLLM’s evaluate interface in Elixir. Source
  • Simple JEV · 458 stars — Adapter turning open LLM endpoints into Jev-compatible classification services without training a separate classifier head. Source
  • Classifier.dev · 406 stars — A zero-shot classification service with JEV as its primary typed-decision backend. Source
  • Instructor Php · 327 stars — A TypeSafe Decision driver within Instructor PHP’s Polyglot module. Source
  • Openjev · 286 stars — An independent System One decision server compatible with Jev’s API, running an open DiffusionGemma model. Source
  • Openai Scala Client · 248 stars — A dedicated TypeSafe module in a Scala client that supports multiple AI providers. Source
  • Pi Fabric · 244 stars — Pi’s programmable runtime includes an optional Jev loop for observing state, making decisions and running bounded actions. Source
  • System One Adapter (Python) · 243 stars — A drop-in TypeSafeClient replacement that backs System One calls with ordinary LLM APIs. Source
  • TypeSafe SDK Js · 214 stars — The JavaScript and TypeScript SDK published by TypeSafe, with typed Jev requests and answers. Source
  • TypeSafe SDK Python · 188 stars — Official TypeSafe Python SDK with synchronous and asynchronous clients for Jev System One, plus question and answer types. Source
  • Runline · 163 stars — A TypeSafe plugin exposing Jev decisions as callable actions in Runline Agent JavaScript. Source
  • NeuroLink · TypeSafe · 137 stars — NeuroLink ships a TypeSafe provider and classifier-routing support for JEV. Source
  • AI · 133 stars — A Jev forwarding endpoint in the Hack Club AI proxy, using its authentication, limits and usage logging. Source
  • Effect Agent · 121 stars — An Effect Agent TypeSafe decision provider for typed question sets and optional model selection. Source
  • Advocaat · 89 stars — A small TypeScript client for asking Jev multiple typed questions about the same data. Source

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Routing & optimization (16)

  • LiteLLM · JEV Router · 59.4K stars — LiteLLM can use JEV inside its complexity-based model router. Source
  • Oh My Pi · JEV Judgments · 32.4K stars — A coding agent with an optional TypeSafe judgment provider for bounded workflow decisions. Source
  • OpenChamber · JEV Router · 10.2K stars — An optional automatic model router that classifies a message before model selection. Source
  • Firstmate · JEV Dispatch · 6.9K stars — An agent crew dispatcher that can match task briefs to rules with JEV. Source
  • Agent Router · TypeSafe · 2.1K stars — Agent Router provides a native TypeSafe System One translator in its Envoy-based gateway. Source
  • LLMGateway · System One · 1.7K stars — LLMGateway implements a native System One route with typed schemas and provider mappings. Source
  • Atomic · 812 stars — An optional Jev decision backend in the Atomic coding Agent for bounded structured choices such as routing. Source
  • Vexjoy Agent · 423 stars — An optional Jev routing path that matches VexJoy requests to specialist Agents, skills and workflows. Source
  • Hermes JEV Skills · 401 stars — JEV-powered routing, memory, compaction, skill selection, and computer/browser use for Hermes agents. Source
  • WrongStack · 331 stars — An optional Jev dispatch classifier for choosing among WrongStack specialist Agents. Source
  • JEV Router · 316 stars — A Claude Code and CLI proxy that asks Jev to score task complexity and pick a model from the account’s available set. Source
  • Skillbox · 223 stars — A self-hosted, versioned Agent skills library with optional Jev recommendations. Source
  • JEV Codex Router · 184 stars — Uses Jev to classify each Codex turn, then applies local rules to choose the model, reasoning effort, and speed mode. Source
  • JevRouter · 145 stars — A lightweight JEV router for models, tools, and subagents. Source
  • Grok Bot JEV · 74 stars — A JEV decision layer for Grok Bot with usage gates and skill templates. Source
  • Agent Router · 63 stars — A CLI that routes tasks to coding agents, models, and reasoning effort with JEV. Source

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Open models (21)

  • Laya · 11.5K stars — Multilingual non-autoregressive System 1 decision engine: typed choice/score/noul in one forward pass, with a router across checkpoints. Source
  • SemIf · 3.4K stars — An independent open-model implementation of the semantic-if interface pattern. Source
  • Kev 0.5B · 2.6K stars — A tiny trainable Jev-like decision model based on Qwen2.5-0.5B. Source
  • NanoJev · 1.9K stars — A 0.6B open replica of the JEV interface with parallel decisions and a training pipeline. Source
  • Nimble · 1.5K stars — An open toolkit for local typed decisions, data curation, and evaluation. Source
  • Jevlike · 1.2K stars — An independent starter model that scores a changing list of text or visual options in one pass. Source
  • LocalJev · 704 stars — A local Jev-compatible server with benchmarks across small local models. Source
  • Splash · 578 stars — A local Apple Silicon inference engine oriented around decision-style models. Source
  • Von · 374 stars — An open, local System One decision model with a JEV-compatible interface. Source
  • Decider · 279 stars — One-pass typed decisions with calibrated probabilities, fine-tuned from Qwen3.5-2B. Source
  • Rizzo Flow · 273 stars — An independent local decision model exposing a TypeSafe-compatible System One interface. Source
  • OpenJEV SGLang · 258 stars — A JEV-compatible API endpoint built on open models with a prefill-only serving path. Source
  • OpenJEV Verdict 2.0 · 246 stars — A calibrated ~151M non-autoregressive local decision engine aiming at JEV-style typed answers. Source
  • JEV Visual · 221 stars — An educational JEV-like visual inference experiment on Apple Silicon with shared context scoring. Source
  • Jeff · 205 stars — A self-hosted Jev-compatible service powered by GliFormer. Source
  • Laya Node Runtime · 195 stars — A Node.js and TypeScript runtime for the open Laya JEV-compatible decision model. Source
  • djev-spark · 168 stars — A DGX Spark container recipe for running DiffusionGemma NVFP4 structured decisions. Source
  • LLM2Jev · 125 stars — An adapter that turns local language models into JEV-compatible structured decision engines. Source
  • Reflex · 110 stars — A small open decision model that recreates the JEV/System One interface on Qwen. Source
  • Open JEV · 91 stars — An open JEV-style implementation with custom fine-tuning support. Source
  • OpenJev · 67 stars — An open-source JEV-compatible implementation for typed decision requests. Source

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Search & data (15)

  • OpenViking · JEV Rerank · 38.4K stars — OpenViking can use JEV as a calibrated reranker for agent memory and context retrieval. Source
  • Hindsight · TypeSafe Rerank · 24.8K stars — An agent-memory system with a TypeSafe reranker that can prune irrelevant recall candidates. Source
  • GreptimeDB · JEV SQL · 6.7K stars — GreptimeDB adds an experimental SQL predicate backed by JEV judgments. Source
  • Hippo Memory · JEV Reranker · 752 stars — A local-first agent-memory library with an opt-in JEV reranker for recalled memories. Source
  • Kody · 663 stars — Optional second-stage search: widen the hybrid pool, then Score-rerank candidates with Workers AI typesafe/jev. Source
  • JEV Search · 385 stars — Searches the web with Jev choosing sources and time ranges, then ranking returned links. Source
  • Jev Experiments · 358 stars — Small Jev experiments including intent search and agent-assist flows. Source
  • Tax Document Classifier · 348 stars — Classifies extracted tax-document pages against a fixed IRS form catalogue. Source
  • Pg JEV · 286 stars — Adds natural-language filtering, classification, and ranking of rows to PostgreSQL queries. Source
  • SiftRank · JEV · 202 stars — A command-line ranking tool that uses JEV to find relevant items in large collections. Source
  • DocJEV · 201 stars — A document classifier and splitter with a dedicated JEV engine. Source
  • jev-semgrep · 124 stars — Meaning-based grep with multilingual AND, OR, NOT, and probability thresholds. Source
  • Neo4JEV · 81 stars — A Neo4j graph navigator that uses JEV to classify the next relationship. Source
  • Pg TypeSafe · 81 stars — A pre-alpha PostgreSQL C extension for calling Jev from SQL for classification, yes/no judgments, and scoring. Source
  • jegrep · 75 stars — Semantic grep for live code trees: describe what you need, get files and original line ranges without building an index. Source

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Safety & review (14)

  • Sub2API · JEV Moderation · 42.3K stars — A subscription-to-API gateway with a native TypeSafe client for content moderation. Source
  • Agentgateway · JEV Guardrail · 5.0K stars — A JEV webhook guardrail example for inspecting model requests and responses. Source
  • Latitude · JEV Preclassifier · 4.7K stars — An optional JEV preclassifier for selecting which conversation checks should run. Source
  • Agent · 622 stars — An optional Jev command-risk advisor inside a native macOS Agent, with a TypeSafeKit client. Source
  • jev-align · 271 stars — A CLI for calibrating Jev classifiers from human examples with GEPA. Source
  • Abide · 207 stars — A coding-agent rule layer for constraints that ordinary linters cannot express. Source
  • Interlinked CLI · 177 stars — Interlinked adds optional Jev judgments and evidence checks to local coding-agent checks. Source
  • Unclutter · 176 stars — A browser extension using Jev to identify ads, promotions, and subscription popups and save reusable hiding rules. Source
  • Pi JEV · 134 stars — A Pi extension that flags tool risks before execution and checks output for secrets and failure types. Source
  • Pi Warden · 132 stars — Adds checks for project rules, out-of-scope actions, repeated failures, and completion claims to Pi Agents. Source
  • Supercov · 94 stars — A code-quality and coverage tool that uses JEV for bounded quality checks. Source
  • Captaincore · 71 stars — Jev commands in the WordPress toolkit CaptainCore answer structured questions and prioritize malware scanner findings for review. Source
  • JEV Lint · 70 stars — A semantic code linter that batches repository findings through a zero-dependency JEV client. Source
  • Oxlint Plugin JEV · 55 stars — An Oxlint plugin that evaluates semantic lint rules with JEV. Source

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Agent workflows (14)

  • Jev Model Router · 30.9K stars — A Claude Code mod that classifies subagent model and reasoning-effort needs. Source
  • Openwork · 23.7K stars — An open-source cowork-style agent workspace that can run JEV-backed reviews inside CI and skill workflows. Source
  • Eve · 5.3K stars — Vercel’s open agent framework for packaging skills, evals, and tool-using workflows. Source
  • RNSkill · JEV Office Gate · 1.6K stars — An agent-skill collection containing a JEV gate for bounded office-document checks. Source
  • NewsJack · 1.3K stars — An open-source PR workflow that screens a live news feed for timely brand opportunities. Source
  • Distill · JEV Runtime · 683 stars — A coding-agent runtime with JEV lanes for routing, compaction, memory, and tool-result handling. Source
  • Smithers · 418 stars — An agentic TypeScript workflow framework with a first-class JEV classify path. Source
  • Compact Adviser · 173 stars — A coding-agent skill/plugin that advises when to compact context to save tokens. Source
  • JEV Pruner · 134 stars — A Claude Code plugin that trims long Bash output with TypeSafe JEV before the model sees it. Source
  • jev-gateway · 115 stars — A gateway for inserting Jev decisions into Claude Code and Codex tool flows. Source
  • Skillranker · 109 stars — A Rust CLI that ranks agent skills against live session context with JEV. Source
  • Bluenoise · 90 stars — An X/Twitter filtering extension using local rules by default, with optional Jev checks for unmatched replies. Source
  • JEV DSH Decision · 78 stars — A structured JEV decision plugin for DeepSeek Harness and compatible coding-agent hosts. Source
  • Save Token JEV Clean · 62 stars — A context cleaner that asks JEV which history to retain, truncate, or drop. Source

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Interfaces & automation (9)

  • json-render · JEV Compose · 18.0K stars — A JEV UI-composition experiment that selects from predefined components and properties. Source
  • JEV Chat Jarvis · 1.6K stars — An Android conversation copilot that reads visible chat context and proposes replies without auto-sending. Source
  • Aiavatarkit · 678 stars — An optional AIAvatarKit component uses Jev to judge turn endings from speech transcripts. Source
  • TipTour macOS · 642 stars — A local macOS computer-use companion driven by Jev or Gemini Live. Source
  • Notra · 207 stars — A product that turns work artifacts into publishable content with agent skill hooks. Source
  • OpenWhisper · 187 stars — A dictation and meeting-notes app with optional Jev checks for topic changes, note-taker instructions and sensitive text. Source
  • JEV Chat · 84 stars — A tool-using chat interface where JEV chooses only from code-supplied reply and tool options. Source
  • Jevmeter · 81 stars — Creates edited videos with score meters by asking Jev to rate transcript sentences against selected rubrics. Source
  • Youtube Sponsor Detection · 81 stars — YouTube extension detecting sponsored segments from live audio and transcripts using Jev, skipping promotional blocks automatically. Source

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Developer tools (35)

  • Fast Jev Compaction · 6.0K stars — Compacts Claude Code tool history while keeping retained text verbatim. Source
  • TypeSafe Skills · 1.6K stars — Official agent skills for building against TypeSafe’s System One / JEV API. Source
  • Awesome JEV (yibie) · 1.0K stars — A large community directory of public JEV projects, integrations, and discussions. Source
  • Celesto · 958 stars — A Celesto PR-review example prepares sandbox checks and compares a general model with Jev on candidate findings. Source
  • AI CLI · 810 stars — A terminal generator CLI that ships with an agent skill for creating content from the command line. Source
  • Awesome JEV by TypeSafe · 772 stars — An evidence-backed playbook of JEV use cases, patterns, prompts, and starter code. Source
  • Awesome JEV Tools · 628 stars — A curated directory focused on tools built for JEV and TypeSafe System One. Source
  • Jev Review · 502 stars — Reviews a Git diff or a codebase in stages and displays review leads in a local dashboard. Source
  • Foreman · 472 stars — An independent supervisor loop that reads worker diffs, logs and tests, asks Jev Nouls about stuck / off-track / verify, then applies a Python policy. Source
  • Awesome TypeSafe · 431 stars — A curated list of official and community resources for TypeSafe, System One, and JEV. Source
  • Awesome TypeSafe JEV · 431 stars — A source-backed field guide to TypeSafe JEV projects, SDKs, demos, and evaluations. Source
  • Awesome Jev Skills · 398 stars — A collection of agent skills and workflows with a standard-library JEV decision client. Source
  • Awesome JEV Projects · 334 stars — A source-backed JEV ecosystem radar with plain-language discovery and GitHub sync. Source
  • Awesome JEV (cobanov) · 316 stars — A source-backed list of projects built with JEV / TypeSafe System One. Source
  • Orchestkit · 281 stars — OrchestKit can optionally use Jev to classify coding sessions and set their colors when confidence meets a threshold. Source
  • Awesome JEV (AnotiaWang) · 257 stars — A curated list of JEV applications, libraries, and System One resources. Source
  • JEV MCP · 245 stars — Eight MCP tools for evidence checks, content screening, search, reranking, classification, comparison and extraction. Source
  • TypeSafe MCP · 227 stars — An MCP server that lets Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex and Pi ask Jev typed questions. Source
  • JEV Review · 196 stars — A local MCP code-quality reviewer returning structured scores to coding Agents. Source
  • Awesome JEV (fatwang2) · 187 stars — A source-backed JEV directory plus a reusable JEV-only GitHub review workflow. Source
  • Perch · 167 stars — Semantic code linting that asks JEV / System One whether findings should fire. Source
  • Awesome JEV Gallery · 159 stars — A gallery of System One papers, open reproductions, and independent evaluations. Source
  • Awesome JEV (HeyJunPenn) · 148 stars — A multilingual, community-maintained catalogue of open-source JEV projects. Source
  • Building with JEV Skill · 128 stars — An agent skill for writing and improving programs that call JEV / System One. Source
  • Awesome Jev · 127 stars — The source catalogue behind awesomejev.com, covering repos, integrations, demos, and research. Source
  • Awesome JEV TypeSafe · 125 stars — A TypeSafe JEV resource list centered on typed, confidence-aware decisions. Source
  • Awesome JEV (Promethe-us) · 122 stars — A source-backed bilingual collection of JEV resources, projects, research, and operational updates. Source
  • Taskuary · 116 stars — An optional Jev judgment module in Taskuary for checking user-defined conditions on task state. Source
  • Stanley Code · 111 stars — Bounded JEV workflows for coding agents with a dedicated adapter. Source
  • Awesome JEV (kraayenjon) · 100 stars — A curated guide to JEV use cases, projects, SDKs, tools, and learning resources. Source
  • JEV Shell History · 96 stars — Fish-style Zsh history suggestion tool ranked by Jev, ordering candidate commands from local history based on context. Source
  • Awesome JEV Use Cases · 84 stars — A source-linked catalogue of shipped JEV demos, repositories, reported metrics, and model limits. Source
  • Awesome JEV (AppitStudio) · 73 stars — A curated JEV resource list with runnable typed-decision examples. Source
  • JevBench · 71 stars — A reproducible benchmark comparing JEV with open decision models, classifiers, and rerankers. Source
  • Awesome JEV ZH · 59 stars — A Chinese JEV ecosystem guide with curated projects, practical tutorials, pricing, and independent caveats. Source

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Domain tools (13)

  • AI Hedge Fund · JEV Adapter · 63.7K stars — An educational hedge-fund prototype with an optional JEV adapter for structured strategy judgments. Source
  • QuantDinger · JEV Gate · 12.0K stars — An open-source trading OS with a JEV decision gate before selected live entries. Source
  • JEV Trader · 1.9K stars — A market-making experiment that can request one JEV trade decision per Monad block. Source
  • Astra + JEV Minecraft Agent · 485 stars — A Minecraft agent where a planner sets objectives and JEV selects legal game actions. Source
  • TypeSafe Mario · 338 stars — An experimental NES Mario controller that gives Jev structured emulator RAM and telemetry instead of screenshots. Source
  • Embodied JEV · 170 stars — An embodied-agent evaluation stack comparing JEV with local and general-model decision policies. Source
  • Jevpilot · 155 stars — A browser driving simulator where Jev chooses among locally generated paths and speeds. Source
  • Dasheng · 119 stars — A reading-practice app that combines streaming ASR with per-word JEV judgments. Source
  • JEV Drone · 119 stars — A MuJoCo drone experiment deriving scene features from camera buffers for Jev tactical advice. Source
  • JEV Eval Agent · 103 stars — Agent tool evaluation harness comparing standard LLM tool selection against Jev routing across 100 mocked tools. Source
  • Formanator · 99 stars — A CLI and MCP client for benefit claims with optional JEV receipt classification. Source
  • JEV Trade · 95 stars — A live Hyperliquid trading agent with JEV as a bounded decision layer. Source
  • Prism Liquidity Agent · 69 stars — An autonomous liquidity agent that uses JEV inside its rebalancing decision service. Source

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