How is this different from other awesome-Jev lists?

Discovery runs against the API surface itself and every match is read down to the line, so a README mention, comment, changelog entry, or name-only package match never counts. Only source calls such as the systemone endpoint, an SDK import, or a pinned model route qualify.

Why is a real Jev project missing?

Likely the subject test: repos that predate Jev and added it as one provider among many stay as JSON candidates. The list is for repos that exist because of Jev, and every excluded hit is recorded with its reason.

What disqualifies a search hit?

Most hits simply have no calling line, and a few have a call but are not Jev-built projects. Mocks, recorded cassettes, and data files do not count as real code either.

Can I argue with a classification?

Yes. The exclusion file and the quality scoring module are public, and the contributing guide covers regeneration from the index, so classifications and section keyword rules can be challenged directly.

How many projects pass the bar, and how current is the list?

The page counts 73 verified projects with 809 more in the JSON and 1,301 search hits examined, refreshed 2026-10-10. Each entry is generated from data/index.json, so the page is not edited by hand, and health such as stars, license, last commit, and demo links is re-checked daily.

What are the section categories on the list?

SDKs and clients, integrations, agent tooling, browser and computer use, applications, games and simulation, demos and playgrounds, and benchmarks and research. Each section carries its own inclusion and exclusion rules written on the page.

Where do the rejected search hits go?

Every hit not on the list is recorded in data/not-listed.json. The README reports 413 with no line of code calling Jev found, and 6 where a line was found but the repository is not a project built on Jev. You can argue with any of those calls.

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Jevsome Projects

Curated index of open-source projects that provably call Jev, where every entry links to the exact source line proving the call, generated from data/index.json with rejects kept in not-listed.json.

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Stars: 1
Language: JavaScript
License: MIT
Published by: Community
Author: ozers
Last verified: Oct 2026

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Open-source projects that provably call Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One model. Every entry links to the line of code that proves it. Refreshed daily.

Forks: 1
Last pushed: Updated Oct 2026

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About this project

73 verified projects · 809 more in the JSON · 1,301 search hits examined · refreshed 2026-10-10. Deliberately short. Jev is days old and the ecosystem is mostly two-day-old experiments; this list starts with what can be shown to be real and grows from there. The bar is the same for every entry, and it is written down. Discovery. GitHub code and repository search, run against the API surface itself. Nothing is copied from another list.

Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.

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Highlights

Every entry links to the exact proof line, such as the systemone path, an SDK import, or a pinned model route.
README sentences, comments, changelogs, mocks, cassettes, and name-only matches do not count as proof.
Sections cover SDKs, integrations, agent tooling, browser use, applications, games, demos, and research.
Generated from the JSON index with health, license, and demo links re-checked; do not edit the page by hand.

Watch out

The digest was truncated so coverage reflects the visible portion; the bar favors Jev-centric projects and keeps pre-existing multi-provider frameworks as JSON candidates rather than listed entries. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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Short answers drawn from the linked project or page.

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