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Cost and rate control with decision models

Cutting spend by deciding when a cheap typed call is enough and when to escalate, budgeting tokens and caching repeated decisions.

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  • Claude Code plugin that routes every subagent spawn through Jev to pick its model, effort and tool profile.

    Projectprototype
  • Agent skill that predicts which closed-set outcome another skill would reach, by asking Jev instead of running that skill.

    Agent skillprototype
  • Support-ticket triage pipeline where Jev scores every ticket and Python decides whether a general LLM should write a reply.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Open-source LiteLLM-based router where clients send one model id and Jev picks which model serves each request.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Routes each subagent task to the cheapest model smart enough for it, using Jev to rate task difficulty from low to max.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Imports agent traces from LangSmith, Langfuse or OpenTelemetry and tests whether a smaller decision model can make routine choices.

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

    LibraryprototypePython
  • Local-first, outcome-aware model router for coding harnesses that picks a capability tier per task with Jev and learns from history.

    ProjectprototypeRust
  • OpenTelemetry Collector processor that asks Jev how useful each metric is from its metadata and applies keep/drop policy.

    ServiceprototypeGo
  • Early language design where typed Jev judgments are a runtime operator, with an engine that batches judgments over shared state.

    ProjectprototypeTypeScript
  • OpenTelemetry trace processor that asks Jev whether an operation is diagnostic, business-critical and worth keeping, and annotates spans.

    ProjectprototypeGo
  • Launchers for Claude Code and Codex that use Jev to pick a model tier for each new user turn while keeping native tools.

    CLIprototypeTypeScript
  • Grok Build fork where Jev decides once per turn which tools the chat model needs, cutting cost 14-40% in the author's tests.

    ProjectprototypeRust
  • Typed, budget-aware language for LLM agents compiling to Python/TypeScript, with a decide{} block for Jev-family decisions.

    ProjectprototypeNudge (compiles to Python and TypeScript)
  • OpenCode V2 plugin that asks Jev if a prompt is deterministic and, if so, skips chain-of-thought with temperature 0 and a short answer.

    PluginprototypeTypeScript
  • Router that asks Jev or another classifier how much reasoning effort each coding-agent step needs, without breaking the prompt cache.

    ProxyprototypeTypeScript
  • Toy research agent where Jev makes every keep/skip and delve decision over search results, and one expensive call writes the report.

    ProjectprototypePython
  • Local context-pruning proxy for Claude Code and Codex where Jev decides which history spans can be safely omitted.

    ProxyprototypeTypeScript
  • Measured runs of Jev triaging incidents for a simulated 10,000-robot warehouse fleet, with cost and a ModernBERT comparison.

    ServiceresearchPython
  • Reproducible measurements of Jev's real cost, latency, response shapes and accuracy, plus 13 decision models on the same 633 items.

    Serviceresearch
  • Archived Go harness finding Jev tool steering does not reliably cut agent tokens in Claude Code or Codex; context trimming helped.

    MCP serverresearchGo
  • OpenPoke fork sending yes/no decisions to Jev instead of Claude Sonnet, with an A/B on cost and latency and an injection-gate attack study.

    ProjectresearchPython
  • Issue in the Orcha multi-agent orchestration project proposing to move judgment calls onto Jev to cut model cost.

    ProjectdiscussionPython
  • Code search CLI and agent skill (jg) where Jev judges relevance across folders, files and declarations to return excerpts.

    Agent skillbetaTypeScript
  • OpenAI-compatible LLM router across 80+ providers with an optional jev-auto mode that picks the model using calibrated probabilities.

    LibrarybetaTypeScript
  • Self-hosted Rust LLM gateway that puts OpenAI, Anthropic and Jev-style /v1/systemone backends behind one endpoint with load balancing.

    ServicebetaRust
  • Go model-routing gateway for OpenAI and Anthropic clients where Jev picks a model from editable model cards, with CLI and dashboard.

    CLIbetaGo
  • Rust client for typed decision models across TypeSafe Jev, Cloudflare Clef, Liquid d1, Vercel AI Gateway and OpenRouter.

    LibrarybetaRust
  • LangGraph decorator that lets Jev take routing decisions it is confident about and falls back to your existing LLM router otherwise.

    LibrarybetaPython
  • Local Jev-compatible proxy that records an app's typed decisions, distils a head per decision site on Laya, and answers when confident.

    ProxybetaPython