THE JEV GUIDE · CURATED EDITION
Launch news, explanations, demos, and community projects around TypeSafe Jev, organized by topic. Every entry links back to its X source.
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If you already have Jev API access but don't know where to start, this checklist introduces jev-browser: it drives a real headless browser via MCP, CLI, or a library, with Jev picking one action per step from the page's clickable and typeable elements.
A Jev cheat sheet showing how to use structured state and choice to build effective agents—great for developers getting started.
The post shares two open-source projects: jeval (for evaluating JEV results and extracting visual results) and oh-my-hermes (updated, with jev-ask, jev-XYZ Skills, and JEV Routing). Link
This tweet shares a handbook on how Jev can be used as classifiers for large-scale evals, calling it gold and suggesting potential millions.
The author discovers Laya, an open-source System 1 decision model, claiming it is 7.8× faster and 3× better calibrated than Jev, with 45/51 language support, self-hosting, and public weights.
This tweet shares a public repo to help understand Laya-MLX, a new encoder-only architecture, and notes that emerging systems like Jev and Laya can serve as System 1 brains in different implementations. Link
Sharing 68 real-world Jev cases across the web. The repo includes a SKILL.md skill pack, covering 9 scenarios like browser automation, real-time game decisions, on-chain trading, model routing, and content classification—ready for your Agent.
The author shares a quick starter guide for TypeSafe Jev, helping new users get started after public access opened.
Share a user script for X that filters Jev-related content using a TypeSafeAI API key. Link
The author organizes the Jev decision model into 5 skills directly usable by coding agents, plus 108 copyable scenarios, letting agents delegate classification, ranking, and scoring tasks to Jev. Link
The author curated 788 JEV open-source projects on GitHub and offers coin selection tests, an online playground, and a report to close the information gap. Link
A simple introduction to Jev AI for developers, with a Spanish version link. Link