What are people building with Jev?

Get a topic, talk for 30 seconds, and Jev scores your pauses, filler words, repetition, confidence and clarity.

A pathfinding showdown: can Jev's step-by-step choices keep up with classic shortest-path algorithms?

Ask a question and Jev picks one of the 20 classic answers. $4 of credits covers about 300,000 questions.

A reasoning model on the left, Jev on the right, in the same Combos shooter. Not even close on speed.

Before a trade happens, Jev approves the entry, refuses it or waits for one more observation, and can check your own conditions.

Jev assembles Clay enrichment workflows on the spot.

Attach, update and schedule by voice in Autumn's pricing dashboard, with Jev turning speech into actions.

Can Jev shoot and avoid getting shot? With a good harness it gets far in the arcade classic.

Every second Jev reads the game state: will blue win, who has the biggest impact, is the leader about to throw. ~$0.20 per game.

With ~90 skills installed and 5 in use, Jev picks the right skill for each request. Open source.

3D space, objectives, zombies and puzzles: an extreme test for a decision model.

From a snapshot of the runner, Jev decides to jump, run or duck with a confidence score. ~280 ms per move, 116M tokens for $4.65.

Jev picks the moves while parallel sandboxes try several futures from the same checkpoint; an LLM reviews and rewinds when needed.

Jev controls the enemy in real time, and the probability of each decision shows on screen before it strikes.

Typed scores and shortlist signals for $0.02. Open-sourced on YouWare.

Jev flags the tell-tale slop in Opus's writing.

One Jev call per post returns 9 probabilities, like ragebait, ad or "would I save this?"; code turns them into hide, skim or keep.

Give it your data and a target like 99% accuracy; it returns the exact threshold and how much still needs an LLM. Open source.

Byte predicts your next throw before you make it and commits its move first. Can Jev read a human?

A fork of nanocode with a searchable memory file, where Jev compaction drops the memories that no longer matter.

Jev plays Clash Royale and takes a match.

After a while the Jevs refuse to negotiate with each other and just skip their turns.

Jev spots where a user is struggling and triggers help in the UI: explanations, suggestions, even actions. With Inline Manual.

Codex plans, Jev makes the brush decisions, and Stagehand with Browserbase paints in a real browser. 1x speed.