Cursor + decision models

Agent skill for writing and improving programs that call Jev: question design, state structure, thresholds and diagnosing wrong answers.

IDE and browser extensions to find and install agent Skills and Subagents, with an opt-in Jev check when local detection can't decide.

Portuguese agent skill teaching Claude Code, Cursor and Codex to use Jev correctly, bundled with the full raw research behind each claim.

Local long-term memory for coding agents with an optional Jev reranker that orders recalled memories.

Go MCP server giving any client typed Jev decisions via OpenRouter or TypeSafe, with validated answers and no paid retries.

Agent observability platform that finds and fixes agent failures, with an optional Jev preclassifier for conversation checks.

Large Claude Code plugin of skills, agents and hooks that can optionally ask Jev to classify a session's work category.

MCP server and libraries that drive Chrome over CDP and hand a decision model like Jev a bounded menu of page actions.

Resume screening where an LLM writes the questions once per job and Jev answers them for every resume, quoting the evidence line.

Cisco's security scanner for agent skills, with a System One analyzer as an advisory tier that cannot emit findings or change severity.

Provider-agnostic TypeScript AI SDK; per list sources, an @tanstack/ai-typesafe adapter exposes Jev decisions through decide().

MCP server giving coding agents fast typed decisions (ship gates, risk checks, file triage, page checks) as accept, review or escalate.

Model router where Jev classifies each request's task family and code picks the cheapest capable model on a cost Pareto chain.

Unofficial hosted or local Jev MCP server giving agents a quick second opinion: it picks yes/no, scale or choice and returns probabilities.

Video summarizer that ties every line to its second; Jev checks each summary sentence against what was said, with numbers checked in code.

Lets coding agents run whole goals in your signed-in Chrome on macOS in background tabs, asking Jev or Claude Haiku only for real choices.

Cursor CLI plugin that asks Jev keep-or-drop nouls for each tool call and result, then re-injects kept facts after compaction.

Cursor plugin whose hooks ask Jev whether subagent spawns, file reads, writes and shell commands are worth taking.

CLI, MCP server and Claude Code plugin for closed-form yes/no, choice, score and rank decisions via Jev, OpenAI Decisions or Claude.

Local desktop pal that verifies what a coding agent really did, with optional Laya or Jev double-checks of unclear test results.

Claude Code plugin with rules and checks that make agents prove their work; an optional Jev judge triages review findings.

Orchestrator that probes which coding agents are installed and logged in, then has Jev pick the best one for a task.

Open-source dual-brain runtime that answers typed decisions with a fast local engine or the Jev API before falling back to LLMs.

Local guard layer for coding agents that blocks dangerous tool calls by deterministic rules, with optional Jev judgments.

Nautilus Compass agent memory layer whose jev-trust middleware logs Jev decisions and measures calibration in your domain.

Native macOS computer-use loop: local OCR and accessibility find controls, Jev picks the next action from a finite list.

Starter kit that gates every MCP tool call with Kinde identity checks plus Jev risk signals, then allows, holds for approval or stops it.

Portable Agent Skill teaching coding agents to use Jev as a bounded judgment layer, plus an optional MCP bridge.

Open-source Jev skills for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Grok: one client to gate, route, guard, verify, triage, review and act.

MCP server with record and recall tools: facts are logged during a session and Jev keeps only those relevant to the next task.