Do the headline counts mean these projects were tested and work?

No, and the README is explicit. The figures count saved public resources, dated HTTP 2xx link records and call-site citation records, which describe what was recorded rather than what currently resolves or passed runtime and performance tests. Inclusion is stated as a source record and not an endorsement, and having all eighteen patterns covered is said to say nothing about maturity or testing.

How do I tell a real Jev call site from a passing mention?

The catalogue keeps two counts per primitive and refuses to combine them. One counts rows where a person read the cited file and recorded that it calls Jev; the other counts rows where only a request or answer shape was found in the single file the row cites, which the README says does not show the code calls it. If you are wiring something up, open the cited file before trusting a row.

Where should I start if I have never made a Jev request?

The README argues most-starred is not the same as read-first and orders its picks deliberately: the official quickstart, then the known-limitations page for Jev 1.13, which it calls the most useful and least linked page in the docs. It flags that its own three-primitives example was checked field by field against the API reference but never executed against the live API, so treat that snippet as documentation, not proof.

Does the catalogue contain anything critical of Jev?

Yes, which is unusual for a list. It points at an agent compaction evaluation where Jev recall landed below the project's existing summariser and merely tied plain recency ordering at a matched context budget while costing less, and it recommends a tutorial that states typed output does not guarantee a correct decision. It also names the asymmetry in its primitives figure as the most common source of bugs.

What three counts does the catalogue headline?

1,214 public resources, 1,211 dated HTTP 2xx link records and 1,078 call-site citation records, which describe saved records rather than current link availability or runtime tests.

How many decision patterns does the catalogue cover?

Eighteen, every one with at least one entry; coverage does not imply runtime testing or equal maturity, and a zero would be a research gap rather than a rendering bug.

Is the catalogue affiliated with TypeSafe or a recommendation?

No. The README states it is not the product, not an SDK, not affiliated with TypeSafe AI, and not a recommendation; inclusion is a source record, not a runtime endorsement.

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A generated catalogue that indexes public Jev examples by the decision being made rather than by tool, keeping rows where a person read the call site separate from rows where only a text signal was found.

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1207 public resources for Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, indexed by decision pattern. Source citations, dated link checks and scheduled call-site text checks; runtime and performance are not independently tested here. EN/中文, JSON schema and platform compatibility.

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  Explore the catalogue ↗    First call   Adapt a project   Independent reports   中文  Counts describe saved link and evidence records, not current CI passes or runtime tests. About these counts. On this page · full reading map. 09 What is verified, and what is not.

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Highlights

Input is text only, context is capped at 64k tokens per request, and there are no published weights, so the model cannot be run locally.
Each primitive carries two counts that are never added together, separating a read call site from a weaker text-signal match.
Its reading order puts the known-limitations page for Jev 1.13 early, noting that a choice over options and one noul per option answer different questions.
All eighteen decision patterns have entries, and the index prints a count per pattern so a thin area reads as a research gap rather than an omission.

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Nothing here has been run. The README states that inclusion is a source record rather than a runtime or performance endorsement, that its counts describe saved link and citation records rather than current availability, and that coverage does not imply runtime testing or equal maturity; one of its own start-here examples is explicitly not executed against the live API. Many rows are the weaker text-signal kind, so treat the index as a research map. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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