Jev CLI Tools

Jev's output is structured, which makes it easy to drop into a Unix pipeline. These tools read text or JSON on stdin, ask typed questions, and print machine-readable answers you can pipe into jq, grep, or a CI check.

A REPL or playground is also the fastest way to iterate on question wording before you write application code.

6 projects

commit-miner

★ 19

devanshbatham/commit-miner

Classifies Git commits into bug fixes, security fixes with CWEs, and change types.

Rust

SemDecide

★ 5

sharziki/semdecide

Unix-style CLI for typed semantic decisions: classify, score, filter, and guard inside shell scripts, CI, and data pipelines.

Python

jev-shell-history

★ 5

mrnugget/jev-shell-history

Fish-style zsh autosuggestions, ranked by Jev from your recent history.

TypeScript

TypeSafe AI Playground

★ 1

markjaquith/typesafe-ai-playground

Rust CLI of Jev experiments, including PHI detection, code-comment review, live tone analysis, and occupation and industry classification.

Rust

jev-repl

★ 0

aoprisan/jev-ts-repl

Terminal REPL for shaping System One requests before writing code. Simulates answers when no API key is set.

TypeScript

triagedy

★ 0

m0rphtail/triagedy

Security alert triage as a Unix filter: JSONL alerts in, typed decisions out.

Rust

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