Coding agents spend part of every unfamiliar task hunting for the right files. Jevgrep's `jg` command takes a plain question about the code and returns the files, reading leads and verbatim source excerpts most likely to answer it, using Jev to judge relevance across folders, files and declarations rather than pattern matching.
An install command teaches the agent to use it: `jg skill` detects Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other coding agents and installs a skill explaining when to call it and what the results mean, leaving the actual research and code changes to the agent.
The project's own ten-task benchmark against a plain search baseline found Jevgrep completed the same 8 of 10 tasks, at a lower cost.
What you get
- Full TypeScript source code under the MIT license
- The `jg` CLI and its coding-agent skill installer
Jev
TypeScript
Node.js
Claude Code
Codex
