when a designer gets access to Jev
Awesome Jev Skills
A collection of Jev demos, workflows, and agent skills for coding agents: five installable skills and 108 scenarios, installed by pointing Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode at an agent prompt.
- Category
- Tools & Integrations
- Published by
- Community
- Author
- wuyoscar
- Added
- 2026-09-22
Highlights
- Bundles 57 projects and resources, 5 skills, 108 scenarios, and 14 recorded input and output pairs.
- The default install route needs no Vercel account and no Node or npm; the agent installs into the current project and verifies offline.
- Published v0.2.0 still has 11 entry points while the five-entry collection is a source preview, so upgrade names change.
- Evals are published with negatives: 12 before-and-after pairs came out 12/12 baseline versus 10/12 for the fixed checkpoint.
- A calibration pilot matched 136 of 160 benchmark labels, but the confidence 0.9 and above group still contained 8 errors per 100.
Watch out
MIT-licensed, with linked projects keeping their own licenses. Needs a coding agent and a TypeSafe key for live calls; listed projects are not installed or tested by the collection.
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