Is this a Jev tool or just a list of links?

A structured list. It is a bilingual static index over a plain JSON data layer, separating papers, projects and online materials so that an interview, podcast, video or social post is never promoted to a paper or a software project. Each record keeps its platform, author, canonical URL, relationship, evidence level and verification date.

How do I tell what actually uses Jev?

Every entry carries a relationship label rather than a yes or no: uses Jev, Jev-inspired, open replica, or mentions only. Those are editorial calls and the README does not define the criteria that assign them, so treat the label as the maintainer's classification and follow the canonical URL it records.

Will this index go stale or miss work?

Both are likely. The counts come from the maintainer's JSON when the tables were generated, the Markdown tables in the README are produced from those same files, and nothing here is an automated sweep of the ecosystem. New papers and repositories show up only when someone adds them.

Does it cover everything with JEV in the name?

No, deliberately. Records about Japanese encephalitis virus, the Journal of Extracellular Vesicles and JEV vaccines are excluded from the collections, and the project says excluded records are retained separately when the exclusion decision is useful for auditability.

What does the catalogue contain?

20 papers, 366 projects, 128 public materials, and 67 sources, split into three collections: papers, projects, and online-materials. The JSON data layer can be reviewed without a database or application account.

Where is it published?

A static site designed for GitHub Pages, live at agenticapp-web.github.io/Jev-Research-Index, with an English and Chinese interface. Counts and dates refer to the 2026-09-29 snapshot.

How are records classified?

Each record carries an explicit platform, author, canonical URL, relationship label, evidence level, and verification date, so an interview, video, or social post keeps its source and provenance instead of being flattened into a paper or project.

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Jev-Research-Index

Bilingual static catalogue of work touching TypeSafe's Jev decision model, split into papers, projects and online materials. Every record carries its relationship to Jev, an evidence level and a verification date in plain JSON, readable without a database or an account.

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Jev Research Index is a bilingual catalogue of papers, software projects, interviews, public analyses, demonstrations, and social-media material related to Jev, the TypeSafe AI System One typed probabilistic decision model.

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About this project

Catalogue size: 20 papers · 366 projects · 128 public materials · 67 sources. Jev Research Index is a bilingual catalogue of papers, software projects, interviews, public analyses, demonstrations, and social-media material related to Jev, the TypeSafe AI System One typed probabilistic decision model. The site provides a structured reference for the Jev ecosystem. It is a static site designed for GitHub Pages; the data layer is plain JSON and can be reviewed without a database or application account.

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Highlights

Three separate collections, papers, projects and online materials, and an interview, video or social post is never counted as a paper or a project.
Records name their relationship to Jev explicitly, distinguishing uses-Jev, Jev-inspired, open replicas and mention-only entries.
Records about Japanese encephalitis virus, the Journal of Extracellular Vesicles and JEV vaccines are excluded, and kept when useful.
A static GitHub Pages site over a plain JSON data layer, reviewable without a database or an account, with generated Markdown tables.

Watch out

It is an index, not an evaluation, and the README carries no accuracy, latency or cost findings of its own. The counts in the generated header, 20 papers, 366 projects, 128 public materials and 67 sources, describe the maintainer's catalogue when the tables were generated and will drift from the live site. An evidence level of A verified records a check against a canonical URL, not a reproduction of the underlying claim, and papers that only mention Jev are labelled as such yet still listed. The relationship labels are editorial judgments and the criteria for assigning them are not spelled out. The README's tables are truncated partway through the projects list, so the full project inventory is only visible on the site. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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