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Experiments built with Jev models: ticket triage demo and pull request review dashboard
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Jev experiments — nishilfaldu
A two-app collection built with Jev models: a visual bug-triage demo that asks Jev to analyze incoming support issues and a GitHub pull-request review dashboard that evaluates changes against user-defined rules.
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This is one of several Jev listings for the same project. The canonical entry is Jev Experiments — dabit3.
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Highlights
- Two separate applications, each with its own dependencies and setup instructions.
- bug-triage-demo asks Jev to analyze incoming support issues and recommend an action.
- pr-review-dashboard evaluates pull-request changes against user-defined rules.
- The README says credentials are configured locally and environment files are intentionally excluded.
- TypeScript repo with 0 stars, created and pushed 2026-10-04; no licence in metadata.
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README reviewed 2026-10-17; it is a short index that defers setup to each app's own README, so Jev question schemas, API-key requirements and UI details are not in the digest. Metadata shows 0 stars and no licence.
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A small collection of experiments built with Jev models, containing a visual bug-triage demo and a pull-request review dashboard in separate application folders.
It asks Jev to analyze incoming support issues and recommend an action, according to the repository index, and presents the result visually.
It evaluates GitHub pull-request changes against user-defined rules, using Jev to judge the changes and present the review result.
The two experiments live in bug-triage-demo/ and pr-review-dashboard/, each with its own dependencies and setup instructions in its own README.
The root README defers to each folder's README; it does not give root-level install, run or deployment commands, so setup depends on the app you choose.
The README says credentials are configured locally and that environment files are intentionally excluded from the repository, so you supply your own configuration.
It is a TypeScript repository from nishilfaldu with 0 stars and 0 forks, created and last pushed on 2026-10-04. No licence appears in the digest metadata.
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