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Agent guardrails with decision models

General-purpose safety layers around agents that combine several typed checks into a pass, block or escalate policy.

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  • 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
  • Lean Pi supervisor: zero-token regex guardrails, done-check verification, per-turn routing and a Jev/Clef semantic slop gate on diffs.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Pi extension that checks proposed code edits against repository Markdown rules with Jev, reporting rule text and line ranges.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • Rule-engine layer for Pi where Jev answers closed questions (destructive? leaked key? done verified?) with packs and fail-open actions.

    ProjectbetaTypeScript
  • 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 guardrails on pi-typesafe that steer the agent: Jev checks rule breaks, irreversible actions, stuck loops and unverified done claims.

    HookbetaTypeScript
  • 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
  • Opinionated Pi coding-agent setup with scope control and an improvement loop, plus an optional experimental Jev advisor layer.

    PluginbetaTypeScript
  • 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
  • Hackathon agent monitor that scores chains of sandboxed agent actions with Jev and escalates through a fixed L1-L5 containment ladder.

    AppprototypePython
  • Pi coding harness where any LLM writes and Jev returns typed reflex scores that policy code turns into allow, confirm, block, warn or steer.

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

    ProjectprototypeTypeScript
  • Pairs Jev with the get-fable lifecycle harness to give coding agents fast tool and skill routing and verbatim-preserving compaction.

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

    ProjectprototypeZig
  • Grok Bot preflight layer: local hard gates first, then Jev judges ambiguity and returns proceed, scope_down, ask_human or block.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Hermes Agent approvals provider where one Jev request answers six typed questions and code derives APPROVE, DENY or ESCALATE.

    HookprototypePython
  • Python agent development kit for building System One pipelines with Jev for guardrails, routing and PR triage.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Example of Jev as a before-tool-call risk gate in a Google ADK agent, blocking tools when P(risky) passes a threshold.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Python guardrail with a Streamlit dashboard that sends agent tool calls to Jev and allows, blocks or asks for clarification.

    AppprototypePython
  • Calibrated alignment verifier that checks LLM responses and agent plans for sycophancy, deception, overreach and dark patterns with Jev.

    ProjectprototypeTypeScript
  • Offline-by-default demo of six Jev decision workflows: model tiering, prompt screening, tool-call risk, reranking and more.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • OpenAI-compatible streaming proxy that holds tokens in a buffer and releases them only after a Jev check passes, cutting leaks pre-screen.

    Proxyprototype
  • Stdlib Python primitive for asking N items K typed questions in bounded, fail-open Jev requests, refusing out-of-set answers.

    LibraryprototypePython
  • Strict-allowlist shell harness where Jev walks a TOML decision tree to pick a bash command, flags and paths, confirming writes.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • On-device Android agent that taps any app, with an allow/confirm/block safety gate optionally backed by Jev or Laya.

    ServiceprototypeKotlin
  • System 1 ingestion gate that asks Jev intent, risk and sensitivity in one call, then blocks, answers deterministically or passes to an LLM.

    ProjectprototypePython