Jev Desktop

A local desktop workbench for inspecting agent runs: it scans a Codex directory, imports snapshots into SQLite, and lets you browse timelines, tool output and source evidence offline. Jev analysis of the runs is planned but not implemented.

A Rust harness for desktop and browser automation where every choice about what to press comes from Jev: the decision model answers small closed questions about the screen while plain Rust reads the screen as named buttons and fields, acts, verifies and enforces the safety rules. It stops before money moves.

OpenChamber is an MIT-licensed workspace built on the OpenCode agent for running and reviewing AI coding work on desktop, web, VS Code, and mobile, with session goals, multi-run comparisons, and private remote access.

A Windows desktop assistant that OCRs a selected chat area, lets you correct the transcript, then has Jev analyze the conversation and rank three candidate replies from an optional reply model; nothing is auto-sent.

An open-source AI office suite whose local file search reranks the top 20 FTS hits with TypeSafe Jev relevance scores before showing results.

A desktop AI assistant with a Jev / System One inline plugin for classification, routing, verification, and scoring without chat-style output.