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Typeful Triage

A multiplayer triage dashboard for public GitHub repos: issues and PRs sync into Postgres, Rocicorp Zero replicates them live, and Jev answers typed questions about each one, including what a maintainer should do next, with human corrections kept.
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TypeScript
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MIT
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Author
cephalization
Last verified
Sep 2026

Uses typesafe jev, zero sync to pull and sync large repositories for issue triage

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About this project

A multiplayer triage dashboard for public GitHub repositories. Issues and pull requests sync into Postgres, Rocicorp Zero replicates them live to every browser, and a TypeSafe System One model answers a fixed set of typed questions about each one: what kind of issue it is, how severe, how urgent, whether it duplicates another, and above all what a maintainer should do next. People confirm or correct those answers, claim issues, and mark them done; every correction is kept and shown to the model on later runs.

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Highlights

  • Jev classifies kind, severity, urgency, duplication, and the suggested next step; corrections are kept and shown to the model on later runs.
  • Nothing is written back to GitHub; the app is a shared view over a repository, not a bot.
  • An Unsure view lists issues Jev was not confident about or where a person disagreed, least confident first.
  • Guided reviews have Jev classify every changed file by role, risk, reading care, and whether the change starts there before a model writes the walkthrough.
  • Vite+ pins and fetches Node and the package manager on first use; Postgres, the reviewer cell, and Arize Phoenix run from one compose file.

Quickstart

bash
git clone https://github.com/cephalization/jev-triage
cd jev-triage
cp .env.example .env
vp install
vp run dev

Watch out

MIT-licensed; needs Vite+, a Docker-compatible CLI (Docker Desktop, OrbStack, or Podman), and a TypeSafe API key, with an optional GitHub token for pull request sync and higher rate limits.

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