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Agent action approval with decision models

Approving, blocking or escalating a proposed agent action, such as a shell command or tool call, before it runs. Confidence thresholds decide when to auto-approve and when to ask a human.

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  • OMP plugin that sends unreviewed bash commands to Jev and turns UNSAFE or UNSURE verdicts into Run-or-Deny prompts.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Unix-pipeable CLI for Jev and other System One models: ask questions, gate shell commands via exit codes, calibrate thresholds.

    CLIbetaGo
  • Claude Code hook where Jev reviews each tool call against risk, authorization and scope questions and a local policy returns allow or deny.

    ProjectbetaGo
  • OpenCode 2 plugin that asks Jev six questions about every shell command (local or remote via FarHand) and prompts unless clearly safe.

    MCP serverbetaTypeScript
  • opencode plugin that routes the agent's small multiple-answer decisions to Jev and labels each answer auto or escalate by confidence.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Orca Lab plugin where Jev judges each agent command, passing routine ones, refusing dangerous ones and giving reasons for risky ones.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Local FastAPI server for the Phocinae 144M decision model implementing the System One /v1/systemone contract on 127.0.0.1.

    ServicebetaPython
  • Pi extension that turns what you say into structured runtime constraints and checks every side-effecting tool call against them.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Pi extension using Jev as a tool-call gate, a bash output judge and a jev_ask tool, in shadow mode by default and failing open.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Auto mode for Pi: deterministic policy first, then Jev judges escalated bash/write/edit calls, failing closed when undecidable.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Decision governor for Pi routing plan strategy, model tier, tool permissions and outcome (finish, retry, replan) through Jev.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Jev Sentinel: guard for Pi, Claude Code and Codex that checks tool calls, tool outputs and replies, failing closed.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Pi package that gates pi-subagents dispatches with one Jev call against configurable rule sets and adds a jev_ask tool.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Advisory Jev sidecar for Pi: four pre-flight hazard checks before bash/write/edit and four diff-quality checks after edits.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Pi extension that auto-approves routine Bash commands via a System One model and escalates flagged ones, including obfuscated, to a human.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Minimal Pi permission gate: deterministic rules first, then a classifier answers allow, ask or deny per gray-zone tool call; fails closed.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • Pi-based coding agent where Jev gates every tool call, picks the model tier, checks 'done' claims and trims tool output.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Pre-execution hook for coding agents that lets shell commands run, asks a human, or blocks them, with optional Jev classification.

    ProjectbetaJavaScript
  • Rust CLI and Claude Code PreToolUse hook that scores one tool call as Auto, Review or Escalate using a typed decision backend.

    ProjectbetaRust
  • Rust harness for desktop and browser automation where Jev answers small closed questions about the screen to pick each action.

    ProjectbetaRust
  • Tool-call firewall for Claude Code hooks and MCP servers: Jev answers seven risk questions and code maps them to allow, ask or deny.

    MCP serverbetaTypeScript
  • Prompt router for Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity that picks model, effort, skill and language per request via Jev.

    ProjectbetaPython
  • Local MCP server that adds a jev_decide tool to OpenCode agents, with a conservative confidence-gated policy for a developer agent.

    ProjectbetaJavaScript
  • Bun-based MCP server wrapping Jev with compact answers and a code-computed act, review or abstain verdict.

    MCP serverbetaTypeScript
  • Agent toolkit for Claude Code and Codex whose optional /d router uses Jev to pick agents, skills and workflows and gate dispatch on intent.

    ProjectbetaPython
  • Example where Jev decides whether to act on an AlgoVault crypto-perp verdict now; code applies thresholds and logs act, hold or escalate.

    ProjectprototypeTypeScript
  • Discontinued DeepSeek Harness decision layer whose policies let Jev only narrow permissions and fail closed; successor is jevcore.

    ProjectprototypeTypeScript
  • Six-file DSPy coding agent where Jev answers closed questions (safety, tool fit, history, delegation) and Python owns policy.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Vercel Labs' tiny Zig coding agent, listed for a typesafe_permission_reviewer builtin that runs permission decisions through Jev.

    ProjectprototypeZig
  • Windows desktop assistant that reads UI Automation controls and has Jev choose each action, pausing for approval before irreversible steps.

    ServiceprototypeC#