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问问Jev (Ask Jev)
Retro Neo-Brutalist web app for everyday micro-decisions in Chinese: whether to buy it, spend it, use it, what to eat, or whether to go, answered with a direct verdict and an optional TypeSafe Jev route.
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- 12
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- TypeScript
- Reading time
- 2 min
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- Author
- kuhung
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
Works forJev for Decision gating
Used inJev for Software & DevTools
- Languages
- TypeScript
- Platforms
- Next.jsVercel AI Gateway
- Capabilities
- Open sourceSelf-hosted
Highlights
- Vercel deployment configures TYPESAFE_JEV_ENDPOINT and TYPESAFE_JEV_API_KEY; the key stays server-side in the Serverless route.
- Without environment variables the service automatically switches to a built-in local mock engine, so the app runs without keys.
- Mobile-focused UI: 44px minimum touch targets, 16px input font to prevent iOS Safari zoom, and compositionstart/compositionend IME guards.
- Built on Next.js 15 App Router; a zero-dependency index.html in the repo root previews the app without npm install.
- Neo-Brutalist styling and a confetti loop when you accept the verdict; verdict cards copy as structured text for sharing.
Quickstart
bash
cd ask-jev
npm install
npm run devWatch out
Copy reviewed against the Chinese README on 2026-10-15; it documents deployment, structure, and mobile UX but no benchmarks or pricing. GitHub metadata lists no license, and the README's example endpoint (https://api.typesafe.com/v1/jev/decide) should be verified against current TypeSafe documentation.
Questions about this entry
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A Neo-Brutalist life micro-decision web app aimed at young users in mainland China. Ask whether to buy or spend something, whether to use it, what to eat for lunch, or whether to go somewhere, and it returns a direct verdict instead of deliberation.
A Next.js Serverless route proxies to the TypeSafe Jev model service. You configure TYPESAFE_JEV_ENDPOINT and TYPESAFE_JEV_API_KEY in the Vercel project settings, and the key is kept server-side and never exposed to the frontend.
The service automatically switches to a built-in high-fidelity local inference engine with a bank of common questions, so the app stays stable without any key.
Clone the repository, run cd ask-jev, npm install, then npm run dev and open http://localhost:3000 in a browser.
Yes. The repository root keeps a lightweight zero-dependency index.html that previews the full mobile-adapted experience and decision logic in any browser or phone.
Thumb-zone touch targets of at least 44px, 16px input text to prevent iOS Safari zoom, segmented controls that adapt to large mobile pills, Chinese pinyin IME guards, and automatic keyboard collapse after a verdict.
It is a community project by kuhung (kuhung.me), deployed at askjev.kuhung.me and paying tribute to the 90s Ask Jeeves persona and askjev.net. The GitHub metadata lists no license.
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