Jev Router

A Tauri desktop model router for AI agents: one local gateway at 127.0.0.1:9527 that manages providers and routing rules, converts between OpenAI and Anthropic protocols, and uses OpenRouter Jev to pick the model for each request.

Zero-dependency Node adapter that exposes OpenCode Zen's eleven free-tier models to 9Router as one OpenAI-compatible provider, and documents jev-1.13-free as the SystemOne-protocol model it deliberately does not proxy.

A per-turn model router for the Pi coding agent: a small judge picks the cheap or the strong tier for each message, with multi-model failover and task-level orchestration, plus an optional Jev judge that answers with a calibrated probability.

A Telegram bot that subscribes to any public channel, filters every new post with Jev judgments and routes the matches to your private chat or channels you manage, with filter, categorize and aggregate patterns.

Route OpenAI Codex CLI turns through Jev: a local loopback Responses API proxy asks Jev to pick a Codex model and reasoning effort for each fresh turn, then forwards the request. If Jev is unavailable, Codex continues unchanged.

A router playground that serves several System One decision models from one place: Jev, Perplexity's Decider, Bespoke Nimble, Mercury Decide, Clef, Kev 4B, and Decider 2B, with three of them free.