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  1. GitHub

    casse-brique-typesafe

    This project demonstrates a Next.js brick breaker game where the paddle movement is controlled in real time by the TypeSafe AI Jev model. The creator reports that the application was developed using Claude Code.

    github.com
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    Jev plays Clash Royale

    This demonstration shows Jev interacting with the mobile strategy game Clash Royale. The footage captures the agent navigating game mechanics to complete and win a match, illustrating its capability to process real-time visual inputs and execute tactical decisions within a gaming environment.

    x.com
  3. GitHub

    jev-model-router

    This tool demonstrates a cost-optimized model router for OpenRouter using Jev. It replaces static model lists with a dynamic, live catalog scorer to select appropriate models for specific tasks.

    github.com
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    Claude Code Context Compaction

    This demonstration explores integrating Jev with Claude Code to manage context compaction within agent workflows. It highlights a practical approach for optimizing data handling during automated coding tasks, though the effectiveness of these results remains subject to user verification.

    x.com
  5. GitHub

    jev-cookbook

    This collection provides practical, tested recipes for implementing the Jev decision model via OpenRouter. It demonstrates workflows for tasks including PII detection, database indexing, file organization, and browser agent automation.

    github.com
  6. GitHub

    jev-spec

    jev-spec is a utility designed to verify generated code against predefined requirements. This tool aims to assist developers in ensuring that AI-produced outputs adhere to specific structural or functional specifications during the development process.

    github.com
  7. GitHub

    jev-libero

    This project demonstrates fine-grained robot control using Jev. It provides physics-based previews and configurable tasks within the LIBERO framework to help users experiment with robotic manipulation and simulation environments.

    github.com
  8. GitHub

    terrarium

    terrarium is a sandbox environment where a TypeSafe System One model operates a creature's controls. The project demonstrates how code-driven logic can be used to simulate and interact with a virtual world.

    github.com
  9. GitHub

    Job Risk Analyzer

    Job Risk Analyzer provides a CLI and REST API interface to evaluate professional roles. It uses Jev to score occupations based on their potential exposure to AI-driven workforce displacement and their relative resilience in an evolving labor market.

    github.com
  10. GitHub

    Jev-Moderation-Bot

    This Discord bot utilizes Jev to analyze messages and metadata in real-time. It demonstrates a progressive escalation system designed to identify and mitigate phishing, spam, and social engineering attempts within server environments.

    github.com
  11. GitHub

    trade-jev

    This project demonstrates the application of Jev for automated trading strategies. It provides a framework to backtest buy, sell, and hold decisions using NQ L10 order-book data to evaluate model performance in simulated market environments.

    github.com
  12. GitHub

    jevlike

    This project demonstrates a small model trained to select from dynamic text options using single-pass probability assignment. It includes experimental implementations for Doom, chess, and Wikispeedia to showcase the model's decision-making capabilities in varied environments.

    github.com
  13. GitHub

    ruby_decision_model

    This repository provides a Ruby client library designed to interface with decision models, specifically targeting Typesafe Jev. It serves as a practical tool for developers looking to integrate structured decision-making logic directly into their Ruby applications.

    github.com
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    compact-adviser

    This agent plugin utilizes Jev to identify optimal moments for session compaction. It aims to assist developers in managing context more efficiently by providing automated guidance on when to consolidate session data.

    x.com
  15. GitHub

    typesafe-ui

    This repository provides a collection of Shadcn-style reusable components and interface blocks designed for TypeSafe AI integration. It demonstrates how to implement consistent UI patterns for AI-driven applications using established design standards.

    github.com
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    Jev Prompt Box Router

    This project demonstrates an automated interface that populates prompt boxes by dynamically selecting the most suitable agents or models for a given task. It showcases a workflow for streamlining user input through intelligent routing.

    x.com
  17. GitHub

    shady-town

    Shady Town is a social-deduction party game designed for living room play. This project demonstrates how a TypeSafe Jev can act as an automated moderator to facilitate gameplay and manage interactions between participants.

    github.com
  18. GitHub

    jev-cvss

    This project demonstrates the use of TypeSafe Jev to automate CVSS scoring. It provides a structured approach to parsing vulnerability descriptions and generating standardized severity scores based on the provided input data.

    github.com
  19. GitHub

    typesafe-vs-deepseek

    This project provides a side-by-side comparison of TypeSafe and DeepSeek-flash. It evaluates performance metrics including speed, token usage, cost, and accuracy across tasks like invoice extraction, email classification, and reranking.

    github.com
  20. GitHub

    typesafe-sdk

    This repository provides a Ruby client library designed for interacting with the typesafe.ai platform. It serves as a programmatic interface for developers to integrate Jev-related services directly into their Ruby-based applications.

    github.com
  21. GitHub

    jev-recall

    This project demonstrates a method for filtering AI assistant memories using Jev. It focuses on retrieving information based on relevance rather than simple resemblance to improve the accuracy of context-aware interactions.

    github.com
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    JevForm

    JevForm is a dynamic form tool that utilizes Jev for conditional logic. It demonstrates how to integrate adaptive UI elements using Vercel JSON-render to create responsive and interactive data collection interfaces.

    x.com
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    Jev as a Reranker Evaluation

    This experiment evaluates Jev as a search reranker, finding limited performance gains over standard vector retrieval. The creator reports mixed results that vary significantly based on the specific evaluation methodology applied during testing.

    x.com
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    Jev Session Replay Debugging

    This tool utilizes Jev to analyze user session replays for identifying software defects. It demonstrates an automated workflow designed to generate bug fix pull requests, aiming to streamline the debugging process for development teams.

    x.com
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    Jev Decision-Making Framework

    This resource introduces Jev as an AI-native system designed for decision-making. It demonstrates how the framework moves beyond simple text generation by defining potential outcomes and programmatically selecting the most appropriate path for autonomous operations.

    x.com
  26. Resources

    Crowdcheck

    Crowdcheck is a tool designed to evaluate social media posts by simulating feedback from 10,000 synthetic personas. It aims to help users gauge potential audience reactions and refine content before publication.

    crowdcheck-ai.vercel.app
  27. GitHub

    windows-save-token-jev-setup

    This resource provides a setup guide for configuring save-token-jev on Windows. It demonstrates how to implement PreCompact and SessionStart hooks to manage token security, native compression, and the isolation of legacy content within Jev environments.

    github.com
  28. GitHub

    typesafe

    This library provides an idiomatic Elixir client for interacting with the TypeSafe AI API. It enables developers to integrate TypeSafe AI services into their Elixir applications using native language patterns and structures.

    github.com
  29. GitHub

    construct-auto-classifier

    This tool provides an effect-based safety gate for AI coding agents by filtering shell commands. It uses structural rules combined with Jev or chat models to evaluate command safety, aiming to prevent the execution of dangerous operations.

    github.com
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    AEPD Corpus Analysis

    This experiment compares Jev against manual regex for processing 544 public data-protection resolutions. The creator reports a 98.2% agreement rate between the two methods, highlighting the potential for cost-effective automated document analysis.

    x.com
  31. GitHub

    gpt-vs-jev

    This tool provides a side-by-side comparison of language outputs generated by GPT models against structured Noul decisions. It demonstrates how Jev-based logic processes inputs differently than standard probabilistic language models for specific decision-making tasks.

    github.com
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    Arbitrary classification as a primitive

    This resource explores how Jev facilitates flexible, type-safe classification by treating it as a fundamental programming primitive. It demonstrates a conceptual approach to integrating classification logic directly into the development workflow for improved system reliability.

    x.com
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    Jevmaxxing with Notte

    This project demonstrates Jev, an agent designed to automate browser-based tasks. It functions by dynamically selecting and executing actions within a defined action space to navigate and interact with web interfaces.

    x.com
  34. Resources

    Jev Gomoku Matchup

    This experiment demonstrates a Gomoku match between two Jev instances. It provides source code and timing logs to illustrate how Jev agents interact and process game state during competitive play.

    zenn.dev
  35. GitHub

    PlayJev

    PlayJev demonstrates a 0.8B parameter model capable of playing ten browser games. The system operates by calculating move probabilities in a single forward pass without generating text, showcasing a specialized approach to game-playing agents.

    github.com
  36. GitHub

    yoshi

    yoshi is a context-pruning proxy designed for Claude Code and Codex. It utilizes Jev to evaluate and retain only necessary history, aiming to optimize token usage for AI coding agents.

    github.com