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Desktop and web live-call coach that sends transcript lines to TypeSafe Jev after each sentence and shows a 0-100 gauge with a suggested next step.

Python decision client exposing Choice, Noul, and Score primitives with isolated order-invariant scoring, a deliberative flywheel that crystallizes hard cases into fast paths, and local or hybrid deployment.

Local server for typed-decision models that answers many Jev questions in one forward pass with checkpoint routing and micro-batching.

Browser extension that scores social hooks keystroke by keystroke with Jev curiosity, emotion, pattern and clickbait checks plus short fix tips.

Browsable directory pairing 50 runnable judge-model evals with exact prompts against more than a thousand community builds, each linked to its project and source post.

Free starter that teaches turning one document into one small typed decision, built around a fictional travel agency where recorded observations meet inspectable application rules.

Fifty minimal runnable demos pairing Jev's choice, score, and yes-no primitives against a structured-output language-model baseline, each with synthetic scenarios and a small 2D visual.

Streaming caption page pairing append-only ASR with per-sentence Jev annotation for key points, emotion, and intent, with custom labels and optional DeepSeek discovery.

Local snake-arena demo where you steer a golden snake against four NanoJev AI snakes, with each AI snake showing its live direction-probability bars from a single forward pass.

Portable agent skill that guides a coding agent through choosing, designing, and testing Jev uses, including when plain code is the better answer.

Chinese-language demo contrasting Jev probabilities with a generative model on the same relationship message. Type a sentence, watch choice, score, and noul distributions move, then compare latency, cost, and output shape.

Community gallery collecting thousands of Jev projects, demos, posts, and write-ups by scenario, with a searchable site, cheatsheet, and Chinese handbook built from the entries.

Life-and-civilization sim where every voluntary action is a validated Jev Choice with ledger receipts, while optional LLM planners may only propose grounded intentions.

A teleprompter of talking points rather than a script: every open point is a Jev Score question, all scored in parallel against what you have said, and a point checks off once it passes a threshold.

A single-file host agent skill that reports what another skill's next closed decision would be, with a confidence and a probability over every outcome, by asking Jev to choose rather than by running the target skill at all.

Python adapter that turns an existing LLM into a bounded decision function: define one question and its answers, get scores, optionally calibrate on your own examples, then abstain below a threshold you set.

A static HTML dashboard, four commits deep, scoring Jev against two luna variants on Japan's 2026 Common Test. The repo is results only: CSV tables, one JSON file and two HTML pages, with no scripts to regenerate them.

Single-file browser testbed that sends state plus boolean, choice and score questions to Jev through the Vercel AI Gateway and shows answers, probabilities, latency, token counts and estimated cost for every run.

A single-file browser client that fills Japanese PDF forms: it sends only OCR label fragments and your item names to Jev, gets a probability back for every field, and acts on the probability by filling, asking, or leaving it blank.

A benchmark for browser-using agents hosted on Almond: one prompt, five timed events scored by the page, plus Almond-fastloop, a ~200-line Chrome DevTools loop where Jev picks one bounded action per tick.

A local Qwen3-Reranker-0.6B judge that returns choice, score and noul answers from yes/no scores rather than generated text, LoRA-tuned on JGLUE NLI and STS and served from a local FastAPI app.

Static chart pages comparing Jev against 110 other language models on Thai standardized exams: cost and speed plotted against accuracy, plus a page on whether its stated confidence predicts correctness.

A FastAPI app that turns a text prompt into 16x16 pixel art by asking Jev 256 parallel Choice questions, one per pixel over a 16-colour palette, then refining the grid.

Tetris where Jev picks every move from the seven legal options, but the game pre-computes landings, holes, roughness and a best plan so the model only ever judges outcomes.

A toy archipelago air-traffic demo where every in-flight judgment - divert or continue, declare an emergency, give way, and who lands first - is made live by Jev from each plane's local state in about 150 ms.