Tools & apps

Max Lv

github.com

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A Pi extension: Jev picks the file excerpts, a local model writes the code.

acorn181

github.com

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A Chrome extension that files bookmarks by rules you write.

Epiphany Dynamics

@EpiphanyDynamic

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A macOS utility that tells you which listening ports are safe to stop.

Alexey (Butochnikov)

github.com

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An unofficial Laravel package for Jev, with typed responses and test fakes.

Anusha

@acharyaagamya

I made a Magic Jev Ball for code reviews 🎱 Click it on any GitHub PR and ask: "should I approve this?" It checks CI, diff size, and reviews, then lets @typesafeai Jev decide your fate in ~200 ms No more thinking. Just shaking.

Jiaqi Gu

@droidqw

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Skill routing for an agent, decided by Jev.

Jev names the language, colours every word and fires nine lint rules.

A form that branches by meaning instead of if-then rules.

aniol

@0xaniol

today i built talkr, a speech analyzer using @typesafeai > talkr gives you a topic > you talk about it for 30s > jev analyzes your speech: pauses, filler words, repetitions, confidence, clarity > you get a score and feedback to improve can’t wait to 10x my speaking skills

Jason Lu

@jasonlu_ai

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The same eBay test flow: 47 s on Jev, 79 s on Claude Sonnet 5.

Kun Chen

@kunchenguid

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Tells you when your session is at a safe point to compact.

Jun Uehara

github.com

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grep by meaning, and across languages.

Okina Audio

github.com

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Control Ableton Live with one short sentence.

russfranky

github.com

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Bug-hunting crawlers built from five Unix-style primitives.

Shuhan Sun

github.com

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OpenAPI compatibility checks, structural and semantic.

WquGuru

github.com

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Streaming speech recognition listens, and Jev marks each word.

Devin-AXIS

github.com

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A structured decision plugin for agent harnesses, built on Jev.

Philipp D. Dubach

github.com

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A Pareto-optimal OpenRouter router for Pi, decided by Jev.

Dan Vega

github.com

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Jev as a Spring Boot 4 starter, over Spring MVC and RestClient.

Towow.ai

github.com

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An experimental language for composing Jev questions.

MetalBear

github.com

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A pull request approver that asks Jev before it approves.

Safzan Pirani

github.com

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Ranks the Pi agent’s skills for the task in front of it.

Karan Bansal

github.com

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Helps you find, design and evaluate a Jev decision loop.

Hexye

github.com

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Risk review of a pull request, decided rather than written.

Nozomi Koborinai

github.com

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Checks generated code against the specification that asked for it.

Gonzalo Bilune

github.com

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A console whose design system is chosen by Jev at runtime.

Jerry Xiao

github.com

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A bug-bounty chain where Jev gates every step.

MUKi

github.com

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Plain-language web search where Jev picks the sources.

Arslan R.

github.com

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Agent memory where Jev decides what is worth recalling.

Seb4Ez

github.com

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A decision runtime with zero-token caching and a calibrator.

Jake Reardon

github.com

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Three Claude Code hooks that each ask Jev a question.

Zach Hobbs

github.com

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Reads a finished coding session and judges each turn.

Mohammad Zohaib

github.com

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A screen overlay that flags manipulative interface patterns.

Marcus Lowe

@marcus_lowe

what if copy/paste was smart? powered by @typesafeai jev it feels like every computer interaction will get rewritten