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.
Curated selection · Not exhaustive · Updated manually
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Macro says there is no production timeline yet, but is experimenting with Jev for email importance ranking to improve on heuristic-based Important/Other splits like Superhuman's, which can miss important emails.
This macOS project makes the Dock an AI-native work entry point, supporting modes like writing and coding. AI agents can customize or create modes, and Jev is used to recognize user activity and notifications in real time to reduce distractions.
The Todoist Comms team is experimenting with AI inbox classification using the Jev decision model, showcasing its potential in real-world applications.
A one-page setup wiring Obsidian, Opus 5.5, and Jev into a second brain, based on Karpathy's second brain stack and classic Zettelkasten. Jev reads the whole Obsidian vault before Opus 5.5 runs, allowing the system to keep thinking after you close the laptop.
The author used Jev for predictions in the Claude Code Playground, integrated context from existing disk space monitoring apps, and quickly built a personal Wipe app.
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A developer created an Obsidian plugin that uses Jev to recommend tags from a preset list, falling back to Gemini when no suitable tag exists, and will test it in real use.
Lynx open-sourced a Jev integration for the Rime input method, supporting cloud Jev models and local Jev-like models (This-That-Model, Tev 0.8b, Tev 4b). Measured latency is around 600 ms and daily cost is a few cents. Link
The user integrated Jev and a local model into the Rime input method, enabling context-aware word suggestions. Initial tests show acceptable latency, with ongoing evaluation planned.
A user grants Jev Signal File access, uses it as a computer assistant, and claims to cut AI spending by $215,320 per year, with a full breakdown linked.
This post reveals a little-known trick: using Opus 5.5 and Jev together in a single prompt, claiming to be 200x faster and 400x cheaper than running Claude alone.
This post quotes Scott Wu of Cognition on virtual employees coming soon, and Diogo Almeida, head of TypeFace (TypeSafe) and creator of Jev, summarizing a key debate about AI productivity.
The author uses PARA for a personal knowledge base, but the inbox kept piling up. Now JEV handles the organization automatically, integrated with Obsidian.
