Terminal tool that transcribes a folder of video clips, has Jev judge the transcripts against a plain-language request, and previews every move or rename for approval before anything changes, with undo.
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dzhng/jevgrep
Finds code by what it does rather than what it matches: a CLI for coding agents that asks which files and which regions are relevant to a description. Unrelated to the JevGrep above, which has the same name.
dorkitude/webctl
Search CLI for agents: results from up to three backends are scored by Jev against your query and an explicit --goal, and only the relevant ones reach the agent's context. Its benchmark excludes an arm it could not observe.
uehaj/sys1grep
Greps by meaning rather than pattern, scoring every line against a description and combining meanings with AND, OR and NOT; a single dependency-free Node file. Japanese and English. Formerly jev-semgrep.
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