A code-review workflow that uses Jev for quick judgments and shows its findings in a calm local dashboard.
@devagrawal09Point it at a Git diff or a whole codebase. Ordinary code runs the review step by step, and Jev makes the small calls along the way: which files look risky, which evidence matters, what kind of problem it is and how severe.
The results open in a simple dashboard on your own machine, so you can read through them without anything leaving your computer except the Jev calls.
Stops a coding agent from finishing on a claim: it hooks into Claude Code and Codex, keeps a ledger of what the agent really did, and asks Jev only for the judgment calls.
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Claude Code
CodexA code checker that asks Jev the questions a parser cannot, like whether a comment, a name or a test actually matches the code it sits on.
JevTypeScriptFind code by asking what it does: a CLI that uses Jev to judge relevance across a codebase instead of matching patterns.
JevTypeScriptNode.jsA pre-execution guard that sits between a terminal coding agent and your shell, asking Jev how likely a command is to destroy something before it runs.
JevTypeScriptA local gateway that lets Jev pick which tool your coding agent calls next, and leaves everything else alone.
JevTypeScriptTurn your Jev usage into small, very fast classifiers that run locally in Node.js or the browser.
JevTypeScriptNode.js
