Builds made with Jev

Jev plays Flappy Bird: a games & real time build posted by Rishi Raj Jain (@rishi_raj_jain_) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.

Syumai built a CLI wrapper that uses Jev to suggest the right subcommand from meaning rather than typo distance, so 'git record' suggests 'git commit'.

Reply-guy stamper: a tools & apps build posted by Wahab Khan (@chaosengineerr) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.

Mario Never Dies: a games & real time build posted by appcypher (@theappcypher) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.

LinkedIn slop filter: a content & growth build posted by Arpit Khandelwal (@ArpitKhandelwa3) that puts Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, to work, with a demo video on the post.

Margi Shah built a tool combining Jev and Reddit that spots people actively asking for recommendations your product could answer.

Sakevoid wrote a Claude Code hook that asks Jev one question, should this command run, before any shell command reaches the machine.

Maitree turned raw videos of a wardrobe into a catalog and outfit generator, with Jev classifying each item and powering the semantic search bar.

Gabi built an open-source trading agent that uses Jev to place predictions on Polymarket's five-minute BTC up/down market and showed a winning trade.

Abretu built a self-driving desktop on Jev with sai_borg and shows it playing King of Fighters, losing first and then bouncing back to win.

Xinyao built a local router that keeps your coding agent but lets Jev choose the model and thinking effort for each turn to save cost.

Rishi Raj Jain redacts only the personal details in support messages rather than blanking whole columns, using Jev inside Neon Postgres.

Tenfingers built a voice-control plugin for Omarchy using Whisper for speech and Jev to map it to actions, as a second option beside keybindings.

Dhanush Nehru built an open-source GitHub Actions step that asks Jev to flag lookalike packages and malicious install scripts before npm install runs.

Chris built a clinical simulation where Grok proposes moves and Jev evaluates them at speed, exploring over twenty possible futures for a cancer patient in minutes.

Mrza put Jev in a driving simulation where a small in-browser vision model describes the road and Jev decides whether to stop for a child, dog or teddy bear.

Hota911 let Jev play Puyo Puyo, giving it each candidate placement result and asking four questions per move: which phase of play, then which result is best.

Agamya Acharya made a browser widget for GitHub PRs that checks CI, diff size and reviews, then lets Jev answer 'should I approve this?' in about 200 ms.

Mario Jankovic made an extension that combines YouTube's AI labels with each video's title and description so Jev can hide AI slop from your feed.

B0dre built a movie search that runs Laya on his own machine and Jev over the API on the same query, finding local at 392 ms versus 676 ms via the API.

Carl Aiau built an open-source reader where Jev highlights the emotion of each sentence as you scroll through Dostoevsky, plus a character map of the whole book.