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Rot Guard
MIT-licensed Chrome extension that asks Jev whether the page, video or post you are on serves your written goals -- a category Choice, a goals Noul and a 0-4 waste-of-time Score -- then blocks or blurs in code, tightening thresholds at 2, 10 and 20 minutes of engaged time.
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About this project
A Chrome extension that blocks content, not sites. It reads the video, post or article you're on and asks TypeSafe Jev if it serves your goals. If it doesn't, it's gone. YouTube: judges each video. Useful ones play, junk gets blocked. Irrelevant tiles in feeds and search get blurred out. Shorts are always hidden. X: judges each post. Irrelevant posts get blurred out behind a one-line note. Ads are always hidden. 2 check-ins a day, 15 minutes each.
Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.
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- Open sourceRequires API key
Highlights
- Per page it asks a content-category Choice, a Noul on whether the page serves your written goals, and a 0-4 waste-of-time Score.
- X posts and YouTube tiles are judged one at a time in batches of 10; article pages are judged on their beginning, middle and end.
- Thresholds tighten at 2, 10 and 20 minutes of engaged time; engaged means the tab is visible and either focused or playing media.
- A one-shot appeal is graded by three Nouls and earns 15 minutes, or locks the page until midnight on an excuse.
- Answers are cached for one day by content hash; there is no server, and creator reputation shifts relevance by +/-0.25.
Watch out
MIT licensed; it needs Chrome plus a TypeSafe Jev API key, and the README notes most code, tests and docs were written by an AI coding agent. Thresholds can flip near boundaries because Jev is probabilistic.
Questions about this entry
Short answers drawn from the linked project or page.
Jev answers typed questions -- category, whether a page serves your goals, waste-of-time score -- while rule code applies the thresholds. Shorts and rot are blocked instantly, feeds after 10 minutes, and a creator reputation rating shifts relevance by +/-0.25 based on Jev's confident opinion plus your track record.
No. It is a bring-your-own-key Chrome extension with no server component. Page titles, post text, video titles, article excerpts and your profile are sent to the Jev API, while allowlisted domains are never sent.
A gitignored profile.local.json holds who you are, your goals, hobbies, what you avoid, an allowlist of never-judged domains, and trusted or muted creators; changing goals clears the verdict cache.
An appeal is graded by three Noul questions: a specific reason earns 15 minutes, while an excuse locks the page until midnight, and it is a single shot.
Only time when the tab is visible and either focused and active or playing media counts; reloading the page does not reset the clock.
It has readers for YouTube, X, Reddit and LinkedIn plus a generic one for other pages; article pages are judged on their beginning, middle and end.
Each author or channel is rated high, neutral or low signal from Jev's opinion when confident plus your track record after three items, and the rating shifts relevance by plus or minus 0.25.
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