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An oh-my-pi extension that puts consequential agent decisions to Jev (jev-latest) through the TypeSafe API, checking visible actions and completion boundaries. Its ordinary-session entry is deliberately disabled: an MVP under verification, not a release.
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- TypeScript
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- MIT
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- 2 min
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- veschin
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
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Highlights
- Lets an oh-my-pi agent put consequential decisions to Jev (jev-latest) through the TypeSafe API.
- Four tools: jev_triage, jev_search_relevance, jev_requirements and jev_plan_review, per the activities table.
- Checks visible actions and completion boundaries; it cannot read the agent's private reasoning.
- A plain question or web search does not trigger a generic classification call, the README states.
- Status: a replacement MVP under verification with the ordinary-session entry disabled; the previous implementation sits at commit 4c38d74.
Watch out
README and GitHub metadata reviewed 2026-10-17; the digest excerpt ends mid-row inside the activities table and the repository description is empty, so install steps, configuration and the remaining activities are not evidenced. The README warns not to treat the checkout as an installed release.
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An oh-my-pi extension that lets an agent put consequential decisions to Jev (jev-latest) through the TypeSafe API, checking visible actions and completion boundaries rather than the agent's private reasoning.
Per the README table: jev_triage for whether a task needs deeper work, jev_search_relevance for choosing among search results, jev_requirements for checking requirements, and jev_plan_review for checking the plan artifact.
A plain question or a web search does not trigger a generic classification call, per the README; the extension targets consequential decisions and completion boundaries instead.
The README says the checkout is a replacement MVP under verification and its ordinary-session extension entry is deliberately disabled, so it is not an installed release; earlier work is preserved at commit 4c38d74.
It checks the visible actions an agent takes and the boundaries where it declares completion, using Jev to provide a choice rather than a prose explanation; it cannot see the agent's private reasoning.
TypeScript under the MIT license, with 2 stars and 1 fork, created 2026-10-07 and last pushed 2026-10-09, per the digest's GitHub metadata.
The digest truncates the activities table mid-row, so later tools and any setup or configuration instructions are not captured; the repository also ships an empty GitHub description.
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