Jev Writing

A lightweight Chrome extension that scores selected webpage text for how strongly it resembles AI-generated writing, using Jev inline in the browser after a right-click or Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Y. It aims to give readers an uncertainty-aware signal without interrupting reading.

A no-login page that scores pasted prose sentence by sentence with Jev, using a 0–4 style rubric, and highlights only the sentences that cross its threshold.

A growth marketer's thread of eight SEO workflows Jev can run, from finding internal-link pairs to spotting cannibalizing pages and thin content.

A French SEO thread arguing Jev moves the bottleneck from writing to deciding: which page gets a link, which keyword deserves its own URL, and what content to keep.

A Grammarly-like Mac app built on Jev to test how fast structured decisions feel in a real writing tool.

Ground Truth, a browser extension that shows the political framing, article type, topic, and loaded language of the news article you are reading.

A writing checker that runs seven named Jev questions, covering hedging, filler phrases, passive voice, tone, and actionability, and shows each verdict with its own confidence.

A prose linter for Markdown and plain text that runs countable regex rules locally and, only after consent, sends single paragraphs to Jev for judgment rules like restating closers and stacked hedging.

Every's head of evals ran Jev across 27 of his articles plus 10 AI-styled fakes, asking 21 AI-tell questions about each and reporting what the judgments caught and where he would not trust them yet.

A live Val Town demo that re-asks 16 typed judgments about your text in a single API call on every keystroke, covering traits like passive-aggressive, AI-written, tone, and urgency.