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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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  • spark-s1: local Jev-inspired decision models on Qwen3.5-4B for NVIDIA DGX Spark, trained on code- and solver-labelled decision rows.

    ModelresearchPython
  • Python toolkit that evaluates LLM, RAG and agent outputs and guards tool calls with typed decision-model questions.

    BenchmarkbetaPython
  • Reproducible benchmark of Jev vs Claude Sonnet 5 on classifying agent tool calls as readonly, destructive, privileged or exfiltration.

    BenchmarkresearchPython
  • Xano template for an agent tool-call guardrail in which Jev decides and Xano enforces.

    Project
  • AI decision reliability control plane that evaluates autonomous agent actions with Jev before they run.

    Project
  • OpenRouter cookbook recipe gating agent tool calls with deterministic checks plus Jev Noul probabilities and fixed thresholds.

    Articleproduction
  • DeepSeek Harness preset where Jev answers an agent's open end-of-turn questions, steering it on only above confidence and safety thresholds.

    Articleprototype
  • LangChain blog guide on wiring Jev into an agent harness as a dangerous-action classifier and model router.

    Articlediscussion
  • elvex blog on wiring Jev into an agent harness as a tool for search, approvals and context, citing 2,000 expense reports in 20 seconds.

    Articlediscussion
  • Tenuo blog post pairing the typed-decision loop with scoped authority so confidence only authorises what scope already allows.

    Articlediscussion
  • X post reporting tests of Jev checking each agent action first, catching most attacks with almost no false blocks.

    Discussiondiscussion
  • Guillermo Rauch's X post: Jev reviews every command in Vercel's fx tool as a safety reviewer, faster and more accurate than a chat model.

    Discussiondiscussion