Pre-registered benchmark adding Jev 1.13 to Stanford MedHELM's MedHallu results: one Noul asks whether a proposed answer misrepresents its PubMed abstract. Jev scored 92.9% on 1,000 test items at a 204 ms median and USD 0.03 per 1,000 checks through OpenRouter.
Measured robotics study that runs Jev as the decision layer for a 10,000-robot warehouse fleet over 41 bilingual incident templates and publishes a crossover against a self-hosted ModernBERT: 0.527 s p50, $24.57 per million decisions, and 91.3% agreement with template labels.
A Python decision gateway and stdio MCP server that exposes Jev through OpenRouter's alpha decisions endpoint. Five tools cover yes/no checks, classification, scoring, multi-question evaluation and health, with bounded retries, validated answers and local diagnostics.
MIT-licensed Python tool router for coding agents that keeps obvious calls on a fast path, asks Jev (default typesafe/jev-1.13 via OpenRouter) for genuinely ambiguous choices, and can run bounded MCTS when multi-step consequences matter. Ships a CLI, MCP server and hook integrations.
High-performance Go event bus with a bounded MPMC ring buffer, fan-out and ordered handlers, plus an optional routing layer that evaluates deterministic rules first, reuses cached decisions, and asks Jev a typed Choice only for ambiguous cache misses.
Filament plugin that filters admin table rows by a plain-English statement: each row gets a Jev Noul probability that the statement is true, and rows at or above the threshold stay. Scores are cached by content, so reruns of the same statement are instant and free.
Small test harness and benchmark for Jev through OpenRouter's Decisions API. It ships a thin decide wrapper, 17 documentation-derived cases with 23 checks covering Noul, Choice and Score, and a script comparing Jev against GPT-5.6 Terra and Claude Opus 5.
A Pi coding-agent extension that uses Jev to classify each request and route it to one of three configured models. Supports TypeSafe, Cloudflare AI Gateway, Vercel AI Gateway and OpenRouter backends, with doctor checks, shadow mode and an off-by-default setup.
A local Jev-compatible server that reads Choice, Score and Noul answers from the logits of any MLX checkpoint or OpenAI-compatible endpoint with no training, serving POST /v1/systemone as a drop-in for the official TypeSafe SDK.
grep, sort, cut and uniq that match by meaning: each line whose Jev Noul clears the threshold survives grev, sibling filters route by Choice and rank by Score, and the output is always your own input, never generated text.
Vercel Labs' Unix-like coding agent CLI written in Zig, shipping a typesafe_permission_reviewer builtin that runs the agent's permission decisions through Jev rather than an LLM call. Model-agnostic and embeddable via libfx and ACP.
Rust coding-agent harness (MIT, ~20k stars) whose crates/jcode-base/src/jev.rs is a typed TypeSafe Jev decision transport, used for memory pruning (memory_jev.rs), browser navigation (browser_jev.rs), and voice routing (voice_intent.rs) with separate provider selectors per purpose.
Open-source AI email assistant (Next.js, Postgres, 12k+ stars) with a decision-model layer that can run on openrouter:typesafe/jev-1.13: Jev-backed questions cover rule selection, cold-email detection, thread status, recurring patterns, unsubscribe pages, and sender categorization, each with evals.
Merged PR in the Kilo Code cloud monorepo that replaces its LLM auto-routing classifier with one OpenRouter /systemone Choice request to typesafe/jev-1.13; the PR reports 0.93-0.94 route accuracy on 72 golden cases at roughly $0.00028 per call, with a 250 ms transport-error retry.
Dependency-free Go 1.24+ client for Jev Noul, Choice, and Score questions: ChoiceOf[T] and ScoreOf[L] return the caller's own types and reject labels the question never offered, with validation before sending, retries that honor Retry-After, OpenRouter support, and eleven tested examples.
Permission gate extension for the pi coding agent: deterministic allow/deny rules and protected paths settle clear cases first, then gray-zone tool calls get one structured classify() verdict; Jev is an optional native classifier via TypeSafe direct, OpenRouter, or other gateways, failing closed on error.
Reproducible billing and stability measurement of Jev's fan-out behavior across 2,976 requests to jev-1.13-20260917: asking N questions in one call bills the state once, with raw data, exact invoice checks and a batched-versus-single answer comparison.
Dependency-free TypeScript SDK that turns Jev Noul, Choice and Score answers into named decisions: enter/exit thresholds with hysteresis, nested decision trees settled in one call, a JSONL journal, threshold replay without inference and Brier calibration.
Kenny Rogers explains Jev as a decision model and shows Choice, Score, and Noul responses from calls he placed through OpenRouter on 21 September 2026.
OpenRouter's Banking77 run: 3,080 support utterances, 77 intents, Jev 1.13 against Claude Opus 5 on the same one-line criteria, with latency, cost, and a confidence cascade.
OpenRouter times Jev 1.13, GPT Luna, and Claude Opus on 60 support tickets: intent plus an escalation flag, then says the reply still belongs to a generative model.