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jev-radar

Korean-language daily radar of public repositories using Jev, with machine-readable index and code-verified markers.

Projectproduction

This repository is mostly documentation or write-up rather than runnable code.

Overview

This Jev Radar collects public repositories that use Jev every day and introduces them in Korean. A machine-readable index in data/index.json uses a radar-index/1 format. Each entry is tagged by whether code search confirmed an actual Jev call, found none, or has not been checked yet, plus markers for newly discovered or fast-growing repositories and the question types (choice, score, noul) the code asks.

The snapshot in the README (14 October 2026) lists 9,236 repositories, with 135 confirmed by code, 27 with no Jev call found and 9,074 still unchecked, and most Korean summaries pending. Repositories are grouped into categories such as routing and intent, guardrails and moderation, ranking and search, agents and tool selection, SDKs and infrastructure, evaluation, finance, games, content, data labelling, support, developer tools and catalogs. The README notes that unchecked does not mean a repository does not use Jev.

What the decision model decides

TypeQuestionAnswers
OtherCuration: does code search confirm this repository calls Jev?confirmed · not found · unchecked

How it works

  1. Discover repositories mentioning Jev daily
  2. Check code for actual Jev calls when capacity allows
  3. Summarise in Korean and categorise
  4. Publish the README tables and data/index.json

Strengths

  • Large, frequently updated index
  • Machine-readable data
  • Code-verification markers

Caveats

  • The vast majority of entries are unchecked
  • Many summaries not yet translated
  • Index includes repositories unrelated to Jev

At a glance

Type
Project
Status
production
Runtime
Generated README and JSON index
Has code
yes

Use cases and integrations

How curated lists describe it

Frequently asked questions

How many repositories are indexed?

9,236 in the README snapshot, though only 135 were confirmed by code.

What language is it in?

Korean, with GitHub descriptions shown where summaries are pending.

Can programs use the data?

Yes, via data/index.json in the radar-index/1 format.

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