jevgrep (dzhng)
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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.
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.
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.
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