Jev Accessibility

A voice-driven control layer for macOS: speak a goal and the Mac does it, watching the screen through the accessibility tree with everything running locally. Jev is the fallback, not the router — deterministic matching resolves commands in about 50 ms.

A browser and macOS desktop agent for pi: Jev picks each action from structured observations of visible text and addressable controls — never screenshots — inside a bounded loop that stops when stuck or hands control back to a human.

An Android heads-up display that reads visible on-screen text through an AccessibilityService, asks TypeSafe's Jev whether a manipulative UI pattern looks likely, and shows a floating badge above 0.9 confidence — password fields are never sent and card or PIN screens are skipped.

TypeSafe's accessibility statement: the site is being improved against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, some charts still lack complete text descriptions, and problems can be reported to [email protected].

macOS command palette that reads the frontmost app's menu tree through the accessibility API, asks Jev one Noul per menu item against a plain-language request, and presses the top match above a confidence threshold, falling back to a ranked list otherwise.