Does scoring slow down or block scrolling on X and LinkedIn?

No. Classification runs in the background with a small concurrency limit and a per-post cache, so each post is scored once and scrolling continues while verdict pills and blurs appear when answers arrive.

Can I see posts the extension marked as slop?

Yes. Blurred posts carry a button that restores them for the current session, and you can turn off blurring or raise the threshold in the popup settings, which are stored only in chrome.storage.local.

What does Jev actually get asked for each post?

One typed { slop, not_slop } Choice per post. There is no free-form LLM text anywhere in the pipeline, and the extension is bring-your-own-key, so every post is billed to your own TypeSafe or OpenRouter account.

What data leaves my machine, and what can I change?

For each post the extension sends the post text and the author handle to the provider you picked, and nothing else. The popup holds Pause and Start, the API key, provider and model selects where jev-1.13.0 pins a version, a slop threshold slider defaulting to 70%, blur and badge checkboxes, a toggle for showing the badge under threshold, and a Try a tweet box.

Can I use OpenRouter, and what is skipped?

Yes, a provider switch in the popup, though you must allow TypeSafe under OpenRouter Settings and Privacy or the decisions endpoint refuses the call. Promoted and sponsored posts and Who to follow widgets are skipped entirely. It is version 0.1.25, Manifest V3, with the built extension in the chrome-mv3 folder, MIT licensed, and it credits Robin Bilgil's real-time slop detector demo as the idea it copies.

How do I install it in Chrome?

Clone or download the repo, where the built extension lives in chrome-mv3/, then open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, Load unpacked and pick that folder. Pin Jev Slop Guard in the toolbar, open the popup, paste your API key and Save, then open x.com or linkedin.com/feed and scroll. Any browser that loads Manifest V3 extensions works.

What are the install steps and what is the extension version?

Clone or download the repo and load the built extension from the chrome-mv3 folder unpacked at chrome://extensions with Developer mode on. Then pin Jev Slop Guard in the toolbar, paste your key in the popup and Save, and open x.com or linkedin.com/feed. This is version 0.1.25, Manifest V3, MIT licensed, and it asks for access only to x.com, linkedin.com, api.typesafe.ai and openrouter.ai.

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Jev Slop Guard

A bring-your-own-key Chrome extension that asks Jev one slop/not_slop Choice per X or LinkedIn post as it scrolls into view, then blurs and stamps anything at or above a configurable threshold. Scrolling never blocks, and each post is scored once from a local cache.

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Jev Slop Guard — a Chrome extension that scores and stamps AI slop on your X and LinkedIn feeds as you scroll

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About this project

A Chrome extension that stands between you and the slop on X and LinkedIn. Every post gets a small pill with a slop probability. Posts over your threshold get blurred and stamped SLOP, with a button to show them anyway. The verdict comes from Jev, TypeSafe's System One model: one typed { slop, notslop } choice per post, no free-form LLM text, and you bring your own API key. What it does · Requirements · Try it in your Chrome · Settings · Privacy · References.

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Tagscommunity chrome-extension moderation social-media

Works forJev for Moderation Jev for Scoring

Used inJev for Media & Entertainment

Languages: JavaScript TypeScript
Platforms: Chrome extension Browser
Capabilities: Open sourceRequires API key

Highlights

Version 0.1.25, Manifest V3, built with WXT; the built extension ships in the chrome-mv3/ folder.
Default threshold is 70%: below it a post gets a green Slop pill, at or above it a red Stop pill, blur and a SLOP stamp.
Classification runs with a three-request concurrency cap and one cached verdict per post, so a post is never scored twice.
Promoted and sponsored posts and 'Who to follow' widgets are skipped; 'Show the post' clears a blur for the current session.
Provider can be TypeSafe (default) or OpenRouter, and the model can be pinned to jev-1.13.0 instead of jev-latest.

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MIT-licensed extension that needs your own TypeSafe or OpenRouter key. It reads only x.com and linkedin.com posts and sends the post text and author handle to the chosen provider.

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