Sites

Semantic-aware linting with System One models: rules you can state in a sentence, checked against your code by Jev.

Dan Semenescu

@DansiDanutz

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Paste an article or post link. Fake / Real extracts its claims, finds outside evidence, and has Jev judge whether the evidence supports or contradicts each one.

Combines rubric science and LLM-as-a-judge research to grade outputs with AI judges: LLMs, decision models like Jev, or both.

An experiment replaying market history to test Jev on sequential investment decisions.

Jev reads a search into intent, make and colour, then scores every car 0–100% on how well it fits.

An AI Magic 8 Ball. Ask the ball a question and Jev tilts the odds of the answer.

A Ouija-style board where Jev picks yes or no to any question you ask, with style.

Sift ranks applicants against the requirements written into a job post, using Jev to judge each resume.

Tom Frazier

slopmop.lol

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A free Chrome extension asks Jev about signs of low-value writing in LinkedIn posts, then lets readers hide, highlight, inspect, or override its judgments.

Paste any URL and Jev checks the page for 35 tells of AI slop.

1,018 AI papers sorted by topic for $0.08 and published as a site.

Paste a public PR link; Jev says if it is safe to merge or needs review.

Ask Jev anything. It won’t answer, it will judge.

Sixteen judgments about your text, asked again on every keystroke.

Pick a niche, and Jev sorts fresh X posts into Read, Skim or Pass.

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

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