A Pi extension that sends each new unit of work to a Jev client as a paid classification request and routes it to one of four configured Pi models, failing open to your baseline.
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Pi extension that uses Jev task classification (via OpenRouter) to route each run to explicitly configured models with fail-open policy. Public Preview.
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Pi Jev Helm is a Pi extension that uses Jev judgments — reached through the Jev Client you select, OpenRouter by default — to classify a new unit of work and temporarily select an appropriate Pi model. It reduces manual model switching without taking control away from the user: routing is explicit, configurable, inspectable, and fail-open. If classification or model switching fails, Pi continues with your existing Baseline Model.
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The project labels itself a public preview, pre-stable, with best-effort support and no response-time commitment. Platform evidence is uneven: Linux and macOS have CI and acceptance runs, while the macOS real-Jev gate passed fully in six of nine runs and failed its two-of-three vote on one boundary example in the other three. Windows is explicitly unverified, with no CI, certification or acceptance evidence at all. The extension is fail-open by design, so a routing error silently costs you a baseline-model turn rather than stopping work. A forced kill or power loss that prevents the baseline checkpoint from being written cannot be guaranteed recoverable, and the extension then refuses to apply the route. Pi packages run with full system access, and the configuration file is read at startup and on reload rather than watched. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
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