Jev Agent Kit

Watch out

jev-latest is an alias TypeSafe can move to a newer version, so pin a version id if you need stable behavior, and JEV_API_URL must be https except on localhost. In hook mode every matching tool call costs one API request, and the README says keep the matcher narrow; in that mode there is no user request to compare against, so the off-task check is inactive. Exit codes need care in scripts: guard --hook always exits 0 because the decision travels in the JSON it prints, and triage, rank and compact also always exit 0 on success, so you check output rather than status. The README we reviewed is cut off mid-sentence in its behavior list, so the full key-handling guarantees and the complete retry description are not documented here; what is stated is that the key is read from TYPESAFE_API_KEY, JEV_API_KEY or a file under the user's config directory, never printed or written by the tool, and never sent over plain http to a remote host. The six use cases ship with sample data and the results shown are from one run on one machine; no accuracy figures, latency measurements or cost per call are published. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.