Personal productivity and scheduling with decision models

Windows office workbench with search, OCR and batch renaming, where Jev optionally helps pick extracted contract fields.

Self-hosted Jira alternative where AI agents join Scrum teams; Jev auto-assigns tasks, fills fields and routes workflow conditions.

Docker service that classifies the Paperless-ngx inbox with Jev (or local Clef via Ollama), setting confident fields and queueing the rest.

Pi extension that audits whether the rpiv-todo board matches visible work and nudges the agent when it drifts off-task.

KDE Plasma 6 assistant widget for many LLM providers, with a Decisions adapter that answers each message with a Jev verdict and confidence.

macOS menu bar screen-time app that asks Kev or Jev whether each screen breaks your rules and steps in with a pop-up.

Chrome extension that asks Jev whether each video, post or article serves your written goals and blocks or blurs it in code.

macOS menu-bar link router that opens each link in the right browser profile, asking Jev when no local rule matches and learning rules.

Chrome extension that sorts every tab into named groups with one parallel Jev Choice per tab, or via an LLM that invents group names.

Local open-source work assistant that turns mail and tickets into agent tasks, with an optional Jev condition-check module.

Local-first desktop and Android attention workbench that extracts deadlines from WeChat and campus notices; Jev optional.

CLI that classifies documents with a Jev Choice and moves them into category folders, with a pluggable backend for local models.

Local-first work-message classifier that uses Jev to sort chat messages into urgent, to-do, worth reading and skip, with cross-chat to-dos.

Neo-brutalist Chinese web app styled after Ask Jeeves that gives direct verdicts on everyday dilemmas like whether to buy or what to eat.

macOS command palette that asks Jev one yes/no per menu item and presses the best match for your plain-language request.

Windows file organiser that uses Jev Choice and Noul to suggest which folder a new file belongs in and to drill down to find files.

Script that classifies your starred GitHub repos into GitHub Lists with Jev, dry-run by default and with a confidence threshold.

Mac voice assistant where one Jev call per utterance maps speech to app, volume, Spotify and system actions; an LLM only answers questions.

Job-application skill with memory that fills forms from your résumé, using Jev to decide what your record supports and leaving gaps open.

Self-hosted Feishu bot and web workbench for Jev choices with probabilities, plus experimental word-by-word writing.

Blender extension where Jev ranks about 2,500 operators against a plain-language request via a two-stage Choice search.

Turns an inbox into a short action queue: seven Jev questions per thread decide what needs you, urgency and next step.

Developer preview adding Jev candidate reranking to the Rime (Squirrel) Chinese input method on macOS with a Ctrl tap.

CLI that asks Jev which AI app should handle a task (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Antigravity), then opens it and pastes the prompt.

Neovim intent router: Jev classifies an AI command as read file, edit code, run command or general question and dispatches it.

Fish-style zsh autosuggestions where Jev ranks your recent history entries as you type.

Chrome extension that asks Jev to score YouTube videos as likely time-wasters and covers them with a dismissible shield.

Windows tray proof of concept that re-picks Bopomofo homophone candidates for a whole sentence with Jev before you press Enter.

Chrome extension that autofills forms from plain-text notes by having Jev match each field to the best line; skips passwords.

CLI wrapper that, on an unknown subcommand, asks Jev which documented subcommand you meant by intent rather than spelling.