What does TrustGate take as input, and what does it return?

Undocumented. The README says only indie media trust and safety gate, so whether it scores submissions, comments or media metadata — and what the verdict set looks like — cannot be told from it.

Is there a human review or appeal step behind the gate?

Nothing is documented. No escalation path, reviewer, queue or appeal policy is mentioned, and a gate with no documented recourse is an operational risk the moment it sees live traffic.

Does it need a TypeSafe API key to run?

The README does not say, and it gives no commands at all. That is thinner than most demos in this directory, which spell out npm i and npm run dev, so the setup has to come from the source.

Would you put real moderation decisions behind this?

Not on this evidence. There are no stated criteria, thresholds, false-positive figures or dataset, and moderation errors land on real people, so the README supports describing the idea rather than adopting the tool.

Does TrustGate document any setup commands?

No. The README is a single sentence with no install, run, or configuration commands, unlike sibling ndolinschi demos that ship npm i and npm run dev.

What language is TrustGate written in?

It is cataloged as TypeScript. The README names no framework, runtime version, or dependencies.

Is TrustGate part of a larger set of Jev demos?

Yes. It is one of eight demos cataloged under the GitHub user ndolinschi, alongside JevPlay, LaneBreak, McpMatch, PulseLane, SpendBrake, SwarmRouter, and ToolGate.

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Trustgate

TrustGate is described in one line as an indie media trust and safety gate powered by TypeSafe Jev. The README carries no further detail: no commands, no inputs, no verdict set, and no setup instructions.

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TrustGate — indie media T&S gate via TypeSafe Jev

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Highlights

Stated purpose is a trust and safety gate for indie media.
The decision is made with TypeSafe Jev, per the README.
No install, run or configuration steps appear in the README.

Watch out

This is a single-sentence README, so nearly everything a visitor needs is missing: the input (submission, comment or media item), the verdict vocabulary, the thresholds, the escalation path, who reviews flagged items, whether anything is stored, and whether a TypeSafe API key is required. Indie media is not defined, and no moderation criteria, policy, appeal process or retention rule is documented. No false-positive rate, no evaluation set and no comparison with a human moderator appear, so nothing here supports a claim about accuracy or coverage. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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