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A directory of projects actually shipped with Jev, filtered by what each one replaces, whether it was benchmarked, and whether there is code to copy.
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What people are actually shipping with Jev (TypeSafe AI's decision model), tracked as they ship. Live at jevusecases.com. A directory of real projects, filtered by what they replace, whether they've been benchmarked, and whether there's code to copy — not a marketing site for Jev itself.
Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.
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- It positions itself as a directory of shipped use cases rather than a marketing page for the model, and says so in the README.
- Entries are filtered along three axes: what a project replaces, whether it has been benchmarked, and whether there is code to copy.
- Site data is generated from entry.json files before dev, build and test, and the generated projects.json is gitignored so nothing is hand-synced.
- A ?ref= parameter on any shared link lets the admin traffic page attribute that source separately from others arriving on the same site.
Watch out
The README is short and describes plumbing rather than curation: it covers local development, the entry generation step, the sharing parameter and a pointer to CONTRIBUTING.md. It does not say who reviews submissions, how an entry qualifies as benchmarked, what the replaces filter is matched against, how many projects are listed, or how entries are removed. Tag values are limited to letters, numbers, dashes and underscores up to 40 characters, which is the only validation rule stated. If you care whether entries are independently verified, this repository does not tell you. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
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The README does not say. It describes a directory of real projects filtered by what they replace, whether they have been benchmarked and whether there is code to copy, and states it is not a marketing site for Jev. Who reviews a submission, what evidence qualifies as benchmarked, and how stale entries get removed are all left to CONTRIBUTING.md, which is not part of the README.
No. The file the site renders, src/data/projects.json, is generated automatically from the entry.json files under src/data/entries before dev, build and test, and it is gitignored. Adding an entry means creating its entry.json and following the contributing guide, not editing generated output.
Adding ?ref= to a link you share, for example a newsletter URL, lets the admin traffic page tell that source apart from other referrers arriving on the same site. It is a campaign attribution parameter you control, not a per-user identifier. Entry tags are a separate thing and are limited to letters, numbers, dashes and underscores up to 40 characters.
The README gives no entry count and no criteria definitions, so there is no way to judge coverage from the repository alone. It also does not explain how the replaces filter is matched or what evidence an entry needs to be marked as benchmarked. You would need to look at the entries themselves or the live site for that.
It tracks what people are actually shipping with Jev as they ship it. It is a directory of real projects, filtered by what they replace, whether they have been benchmarked, and whether there is code to copy, and the README stresses it is not a marketing site for Jev itself.
Run npm install then npm run dev and open http://localhost:3000. There are also npm test for tests, npm run lint, and npx tsc --noEmit for a typecheck.
CONTRIBUTING.md explains how to add an entry. The site is generated from src/data/entries/*/entry.json into src/data/projects.json automatically before dev, build and test, so contributors add an entry file rather than editing a rendered data file by hand.
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