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- TOOL
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- Workflow Automation
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- CLI
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- 13 stars
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About
jevelry is a CLI/TUI that lets code and coding agents ask Jev, a small typed decision model from TypeSafe, everyday questions like whether a ticket is urgent or a bug is a duplicate, and act on the answer. It logs every decision so teams can review over time how often Jev was right and refine its judgment with feedback.
At a glance
jevelry turns recurring decisions such as ticket triage into typed questions for a Jev-compatible model. It is worth evaluating when you have past decisions to compare against and can keep uncertain cases in a review queue.
Good fit
Developers testing repeatable classifications with explicit thresholds and a human fallback.
Consider something else when
Avoid using it to authorize irreversible actions when a wrong decision would be costly.
Start here
Take a small batch of synthetic or cleared tickets, write down the expected labels and compare them with the model decisions before connecting a real workflow.
Cost and requirements
MIT-licensed CLI for Node 22 or newer. Hosted Jev requires a TypeSafe key. Local inference requires a compatible model and enough storage for its weights.
Limits to know
Decisions are logged locally. Hosted inference sends the question and its input to the provider. Keep samples free of sensitive text and check the thresholds against your own cases.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
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