GitHub

Akash Priyadarshi

@Akash__ydv001

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An agent-first SEO and GEO CLI in Rust, with DuckDuckGo and Jev.

Daniel Ari Friedman

github.com

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A Python toolkit: question builders, confidence gates and calibration.

Val Alexander

@BunsDev

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110 use cases, games and dilemmas, with editable prompts and A/B tests.

Agent Labs

github.com

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Jev picks each action; an LLM plans; every claim cites the page.

Brian Kim

github.com

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Browser use for coding agents, with Jev deciding each step in ~300 ms.

MirkoSonio

github.com

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Claude thinks, Jev reacts: browser tasks at about 100 ms a decision.

Hitakshi Arora

@hitakshii_arora

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A speed layer for computer use: one Jev decision per step.

Friedjof Noweck

github.com

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Android control loops with Jev and Mobile MCP.

Kevthetech143

github.com

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A small decision-to-action harness for Jev.

Mihajlo Micic

github.com

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Jev selects the developer tools; Codex writes the code.

Ravinder Poonia

github.com

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An MCP server so coding agents stop spending tokens on small choices.

burnigtm

github.com

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An MCP server that puts Jev on the coding loop in Cursor and Codex.

abhishekashokvkumar

github.com

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Plain-language MCP tool calls with no LLM at all, only Jev.

prasanth263

github.com

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A local MCP gateway with Jev tool discovery and a dashboard.

wang2

github.com

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A GitHub Action that reviews and classifies PRs with Jev alone.

Tyler Nieman

@tyler_dot_earth

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A fuzzy linter: Jev gives your code an ocular patdown.

Paul

github.com

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A codebase scanner that helps you not run malicious code.

Malek Gara-Hellal

@foundmalek

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Fish-style zsh autosuggestions, ranked by Jev instead of by prefix.

Abid A Gafoor

github.com

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A private Mac voice diary: local transcription, Jev sorting, Notion library.

jh1373

github.com

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Offline Obsidian search, with an optional Jev rerank you approve first.

Ahmad Sofi-Mahmudi

@asofimahmudi

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Systematic-review data from trial reports, every answer a verbatim quote.

Prosper Otemuyiwa

@unicodeveloper

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A stock terminal: Valyu brings the evidence, Jev gives the status.

Ojus M Save

github.com

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A penalty shootout against Jev, on Render Workflows and Postgres.

Siddhant Kuwar

@skcache

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A traffic simulation where Jev controls a whole city.

Paul

@LamplighterPaul

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Jev can’t write a note, but with the right questions it improvises piano.

Stephen Wu

@wustep

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Jev picks the plan; code renders the sheet music, audio and MIDI.

C.H Lee

github.com

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A small React app where Jev guesses an age band from a name.

Vercel

@vercel

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Vercel’s open agent framework, with Jev as its default evaluate model.

Elia Alberti

github.com

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Jev picks which of your rules apply, so Claude only sees those.

Droidrun

@droid_run

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A mobile agent on a real Android phone, with Jev making each decision.

skeptrune

@skeptrune

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A LinkedIn recruiting agent that browses profiles and saves the evidence.

Clownware

github.com

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A judgment layer that checks every Claude Code tool call against your policy.

somoore

github.com

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A gate on every agent tool call, with Jev as one of its sensors.

Ably Labs

github.com

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Pong where the ball moves one step per model decision. Jev against the LLMs.

smilior

github.com

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A solo mahjong coach: Jev picks the tile to discard. In Japanese.

Anshu Chimala

@anshuc

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Paintings made from Jev’s pixel probabilities.

Dev Agrawal

@devagrawal09

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A staged code-review workflow with a local dashboard.

Jeremy Huang

@1jehuang

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GitHub PR labels chosen by Jev, with size measured as scope, not lines.

Tony Powell

@cephalization

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Turn an agent skill into an Oxlint plugin that asks Jev.

Michael Poage

github.com

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Cucumber tests from the .feature file alone. No step definitions.