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A Grammarly-like Mac app built on Jev

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

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Cookbooks & Demos
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Niels Mouthaan
Added
2026-09-25
Last verified
2026-09-25

Highlights

  • Built to test how fast Jev feels inside a real Mac app.
  • Uses Jev for structured decisions instead of generated text.
  • Shared as a video demo.

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X: Copy and paste, with a decision in between

X: A keystroke oracle that reads intent in ~100 ms

X: Voice-controlled computer use on a Mac

X: A Downloads folder that sorts itself

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