Jevmind gives an agent nine skills, compact, navigate, review, route, canny, curate, walk and guard among them, each one a typed decision rather than free text buried in a prose response.
Most decisions run offline in a millisecond on a local, zero-dependency brain; Jev is swapped in with a single flag only when a question genuinely needs more judgment than a fixed rule can give.
Every decision is sealed in a ledger, graded, and learned from, and the project ships an MCP server and a Claude Code hook alongside 61 tests.
What you get
- Full Python source code under the MIT license
- The nine-skill decision framework, its MCP server, and the Claude Code hook






