Jev Linter

A semantic linter that builds state from Tree-sitter and classifies it against user-defined TypeScript rules using Typesafe's Jev, then turns the classification values into actionable output through per-rule callbacks. The binary bundles its own runtime.

A type-aware TypeScript linter that pins a public typescript-go compiler module and runs syntax- and type-aware rules in one AST pass per root file; its semantic mode reads changed files and asks TypeSafe Noul questions over bounded spans and candidates per policy.

A linter for Jev queries that takes the request you would send to System One — a state and the questions asked about it — and reports where the query is written in a way the model is documented to handle badly. Static checks run free without a key; the rest ask Jev.

A GitHub Action that reviews repository files with your own yes/no questions: Jev returns probabilities and the check passes only when every expected answer meets its configured threshold.

Fuzzy linter hook for Claude Code and Codex: after the agent edits a file, it sends the added code to Jev, which answers Noul checks against team rule packs in about 0.3 seconds, letting the agent fix violations before code review.

Go linter whose rules are plain-English questions: AST matchers select nodes and Jev answers one Noul per fragment above the rule's threshold. It runs standalone, under go vet, and as a golangci-lint plugin, with cached answers so runs only ask about changed code.