Pi + decision models

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

Companion code for the ZazenCodes course on decision models: primitives notebook, use-case examples and a Pi model-router build.

Oh My Pi coding agent (a Pi fork with IDE wiring) with an optional TypeSafe judgment provider for bounded decisions.

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

Coding-agent hook that asks Jev one yes/no per project rule on every edit or turn and makes the agent fix any violation.

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

Open-source team agent platform for Slack, GitHub and more that asks Jev once per session which agent runtime and model to use.

Workflow DSL for existing agents that uses Jev for the steps that are decisions and calls an agent only when investigation is needed.

Claude Code plugin sending small judgments to Jev: rule checks that block edits, verbatim compaction, subagent sizing and routing hints.

Advisor for coding agents: git and Stop hooks flag test tampering, secrets and skipped hooks, with optional Jev review findings.

Codex plugin that builds handoff packets by asking Jev whether each old read-only tool record should stay, keeping retained text verbatim.

TypeScript/Bun launcher that asks Jev which model and reasoning effort each Codex, Claude Code or Pi turn should use.

Agent plugin that asks Jev whether the session is at a safe boundary to /compact and can trigger it on Pi and Claude Code.

CLI, Claude Code plugin and Pi virtual model that pick the right model per prompt from one Jev call with a complexity floor.

Self-hosted software factory running coding agents in microVMs with verification gates; offers optional DSPy/Jev task intake advice.

Pi extension where Jev judges each completed tool call and result before compaction, keeping key evidence verbatim in the summary.

Software-factory supervisor where Jev independently judges coding agents' completion, test sufficiency, progress and need for a human.

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

Hooks for Claude Code, Codex and pi that use Jev to suggest a skill each turn, plus a rule gate for subagent model routing.

Agent-plugin browser tool where Jev picks one operation and one row from a numbered page table; a small LLM only writes typed text.

Gives Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode five typed Jev tools (classify, check, score, rank, ask) plus a skill on when to use them.

Security hook giving Codex, Copilot, Gemini, Cursor, pi, OpenCode and ACP an auto-mode-like guard via three Jev questions.

Deterministic-first 'System 1.5' gate for coding agents: triages test failures, breaks doom loops and governs effort, with optional Jev.

MCP server giving any agent Jev's classify, score, yes/no check and allow/confirm/block gating of risky tool calls.

PyPI MCP server for Jev with choice, score, noul, compare, verify and batch classify tools plus a one-command client installer.

Per-prompt capability router for coding agents that picks at most one installed skill, MCP server, subagent or command via Jev, or none.

Small stdio MCP server with ask, rank and verify tools backed by Jev, a local event log and installers for several agent harnesses.

Six evidence-oriented Jev tools for pi, omp and any MCP client: ask about code, find files, locate ranges, check diffs and select tests.

Bash-native CLI that filters any stream by meaning with Jev, like grep for semantics, so an agent wakes only for lines that matter.

Self-hosted Jev server plus CLIs, agent skills and a Pi tool for typed code questions and per-file diff review triage.