Ask one question, see where the answer sits, and drag it until Jev says it actually moved.
@raghavsh98You ask one question. A model writes an answer, and Jev places that answer on a chart with two axes. Drag the marker and the answer is rewritten until Jev, not the writer, says it landed where you put it.
One mode is a political compass. The other builds the axes from the disagreement in your question.
It was built at the San Francisco Jev hackathon.
A short, Jev-driven interview that maps your AI worldview on a doom-to-bloom scale and shows how it compares to public figures like Sam Altman and Elon Musk.
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TypeScriptTurns your public commit habits into a short roast, judged by Jev and read aloud.
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PythonA small FastAPI proxy that lets MinusPod use Jev as a cheaper ad-detection model for podcasts.
JevPython
FastAPIA Discord bot that catches spam and scam links as they arrive, judged by Jev instead of keyword filters.
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DiscordA prose linter that sniffs out AI writing tells, with Jev judging the rules that need reading rather than counting.
JevTypeScriptAn Android copilot for any chat app: it reads the conversation, suggests replies, and you decide whether to send.
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Kotlin
Android
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