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What are people building with Jev?

A sourced collection of Jev use cases: community projects, integration examples, and official demos. Updated as new examples become verifiable.

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InputRequestContext + choices
DecisionJevA bounded choice
Application actionRoute to model
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Application fallbackHuman review
Illustrative flow, not a live experiment. The application owns the next action.

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Community spotlight

A project from an independent creator, with source and evidence boundary.

Voice Browser demo with the browser on the left and Jev decisions on the right
Creator demo still · Moritz Kremb
Voice / Browser controlCode available

A browser that responds to spoken commands

By Moritz Kremb · Sep 17, 2026

Moritz Kremb built a voice-controlled browser. Jev selects the intent and target from partial transcripts, while Playwright performs the browser action.

Input
Speech transcript and a compact snapshot of page elements.
Jev
Choose the command intent and a target element.
App
Application policy checks the choice; Playwright then acts or waits.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

The repository describes the implementation and tests, but Jev Tracker has not run the browser or repeated its results.

Element snapshots are capped and do not include content inside iframes; destructive actions still depend on a spoken confirmation policy.

Worth testing: How often do ambiguous or misheard commands trigger the wrong target, especially on pages outside the demo set?

More community projects

X projects first, followed by other creator demos.

Third Hand demo selecting macOS Appearance settings
Creator demo still · Shiv Shanmugam
Desktop / Computer useCode available

A macOS assistant that chooses screen actions

By Shiv · Sep 20, 2026

Third Hand reads available controls and local screen text, asks Jev which action fits a request, and carries out the selection through macOS automation.

Input
A user request and descriptions of accessible on-screen controls.
Jev
Select a matching action from the available controls.
App
The macOS app clicks, types or checks the resulting state.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

The author shares code and a demo, but no independent reliability study is available.

Desktop automation can affect real user data; the video does not establish safe behavior across applications.

Worth testing: What happens on screens whose controls have poor accessibility labels or incomplete OCR?

Rolewise job matching interface showing Jev evaluation progress
Creator demo still · Zhilin Wang
Matching / JobsCreator demo

Narrowing a job list from a resume

By Zhilin Wang · Sep 20, 2026

Rolewise retrieves job descriptions separately, then asks Jev whether each resume and job pair is suitable. The author shared a recording of the requests.

Input
A resume and a retrieved job description.
Jev
Select suitable or not suitable for each pair.
App
The app narrows the opportunity list for human review.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

The author explicitly says accuracy against a human reviewer has not been established.

No public Rolewise repository was linked in the inspected post; the original post contains the demo.

Worth testing: How often do the decisions agree with human reviewers on borderline jobs?

jev-align terminal showing proposed criteria changes and comparison metrics
Creator demo still · Seth Kimmel
Evaluation / CalibrationCode available

Calibrating decisions with human examples

By Seth Kimmel · Sep 20, 2026

jev-align is an open-source CLI that uses human-labeled examples and GEPA to tune how a Jev-based classifier is asked to make decisions.

Input
Labeled examples, a task definition and candidate prompt settings.
Jev
Jev classifies each example under a candidate configuration.
App
The CLI compares decisions with labels and iterates the configuration.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

The author provides code and a walkthrough; Jev Tracker has not rerun the calibration.

Results depend on the quality and representativeness of the human labels.

Worth testing: Does the calibrated setting hold up on a separate, unseen set of examples?

Tax document classifier demo with document pages and a form W-2 classification
Creator demo still · Nakshatra Saxena
Documents / ClassificationCode available

Sorting pages of tax documents

By Nakshatra Saxena · Sep 18, 2026

The creator shared code for a pipeline that extracts text from document pages and asks Jev to choose an IRS form or page type.

Input
Text extracted from an individual document page.
Jev
Choose a form type and page category.
App
The pipeline groups or routes the classified page.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

The post reports accuracy and cost figures, but their test corpus and conditions have not been independently checked here.

Classification is not tax advice or a guarantee that a document has been interpreted correctly.

Worth testing: How does it handle unseen forms, low-quality scans and pages with mixed content?

Finder demo showing an invoice moved into the invoices folder
Creator demo still · Marcel Pociot
Files / AutomationCreator demo

Sorting downloads by a personal rule

By Marcel Pociot · Sep 18, 2026

The creator showed a macOS workflow that watches a Downloads folder and asks Jev whether a file matches a custom rule, such as filing an invoice.

Input
File information and the user-defined sorting rule.
Jev
Decide whether the file fits the rule and its destination.
App
The app renames or moves the file.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

The inspected X post includes a video demo but did not link public code for this workflow.

The clip does not establish how the workflow behaves for ambiguous files or conflicting rules.

Worth testing: What safeguards prevent a wrong decision from moving or renaming an important file?

Navigation / SimulationLive demo

Choosing navigation actions for a lunar mission

By Rahman Yoonus

Odyssey is a browser simulation of an Earth-to-Moon journey. The simulation provides trajectory and maneuver timing; Jev chooses bounded attitude and correction actions at each step.

Input
Spacecraft state: current trajectory, maneuver timing, and available navigation actions.
Jev
Jev selects an attitude or correction action from the bounded action set.
App
The simulation advances the spacecraft state and loops to the next decision.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

A deterministic fallback activates when the model is unavailable. The creator notes this without specifying which actions the fallback takes.

WebGL2 is required to run the demo; reported action quality is limited to what the live overlay shows.

No source code or repository is linked; only the live demo is available to inspect.

Worth testing: How does the action selection change when the available action set is reduced? Comparing full vs. limited sets would show how much the selection relies on the choice structure.

SemanticSpace project preview with phrases plotted on two user-defined axes
Project preview · SemanticSpace
Semantic scoring / VisualizationLive demo

Mapping concepts in two dimensions

By holdswarm

SemanticSpace lets you define two axis phrases and then see where any word or phrase falls between them. Jev scores each placement.

Input
A phrase to place, and two user-defined phrases that label each axis.
Jev
Jev scores where the input phrase falls along each of the two user-defined axes.
App
The app plots the phrase at the scored coordinates on the 2D canvas.
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Community

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

Evidence and limits

Axis definitions are unconstrained; a vague or contradictory axis produces a meaningless map.

The score reflects Jev's interpretation of the axis phrases, not an objective measure of semantic distance.

No source code or repository is linked; only the live demo is available to inspect.

Worth testing: Do different axis definitions produce consistent relative positions for the same set of phrases? Try reversing an axis phrase and check whether the positions invert as expected.

Official and integration examples

Provider demonstrations and integration walkthroughs. Not independent replications.

LangChain graphic comparing rubric inputs with Jev scored results
Source graphic · LangChain

Agent evals / Rubrics

Checking agent runs against a rubric

A LangChain example uses Jev as a judge over saved agent runs, asking bounded evaluation questions rather than generating a review in free text.

Input
A frozen agent trace and a typed evaluation rubric.
Decision
Choose the rubric outcome for each evaluated run.
Then
The evaluation harness records and compares the decisions.

The case illustrates a decision-based evaluator, not an independently validated judge of agent quality.

Integration

Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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Evidence and limits

The published repository provides the example, but Jev Tracker has not rerun its evaluations.

Agreement on one rubric or dataset would not prove reliable judgment across other agent tasks.

Worth testing: How closely do Jev decisions agree with human reviewers on ambiguous failures?

Model routing / Action checks

A decision inside the agent loop

LangChain shows Jev choosing a model and checking a proposed tool action before the application proceeds.

Input
A request or proposed tool action.
Decision
Choose a model, or assess action risk.
Then
The application routes the request or blocks a tool call.

Read this as two decision points, not a replacement for the whole agent. Another model still produces the answer.

Integration

Published Sep 17, 2026
Source checked Sep 19, 2026, 04:17 UTC

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Explanatory flows based on the documentation. Not recorded runs.

Choose the model
  1. Input

    Latest user message and developer-defined model criteria.

  2. Jev decision

    Jev selects among the configured models.

  3. Application action

    The chosen model handles the run and generates the response.

Check the action
  1. Input

    A proposed call to a tool selected for checking.

  2. Jev decision

    Jev assesses whether the call is risky or insufficiently authorized.

  3. Application action

    The middleware refuses a risky call instead of executing it.

The model's output is a decision. The application still owns execution, permissions and recovery.

Evidence and limits

The middleware is experimental. Only named tools are checked; a blocked call is not a request for human approval.

This is an integration example, not a Jev Tracker reproduction or a guarantee of safe actions.

Worth testing: Does routing preserve answer quality, and which unsafe actions escape the check? Test both before trusting the workflow.

LangChain TypeSafe integration documentation

Integration

Source checked Sep 19, 2026, 04:17 UTC

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Game control

Playing Doom without seeing the screen

TypeSafe’s game demo makes decisions from text-based state, not images.

Input
Structured game state expressed as text.
Decision
Select a game action.
Then
Game code carries out the action.

The useful distinction is between the model choosing and the game code acting.

Official

Published Sep 15, 2026
Source checked Sep 19, 2026, 04:17 UTC

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Evidence and limits

Not evidence of visual gameplay. TypeSafe notes that a conventional non-AI bot could play better.

Worth testing: What happens when the state omits something important? That is a better follow-up test than judging a highlight clip.

Navigation

Choosing the next Wikipedia link

The official Wikiracing demo moves toward a target page through repeated link choices.

Input
A destination and candidate links.
Decision
Choose the next link.
Then
The program follows the link and repeats.

A bounded choice can guide a longer task without generating a new URL.

Official

Published Sep 15, 2026
Source checked Sep 19, 2026, 04:17 UTC

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Evidence and limits

The post describes a two-stage process for larger choice sets. Different reasoning settings limit the model comparison.

Worth testing: Can the system recover from a poor link choice? Compare completion and path length under matched conditions.

What would make the evidence stronger?

Questions to ask when evaluating a demo.

Can someone else repeat it?

Look for the inputs, model version, surrounding code and a clear success condition. A video alone leaves too much of the setup unseen.

Are the comparisons like for like?

Match the task, reasoning settings, allowed actions and failure handling. A faster decision is not necessarily a better completed task.

What happens when it is wrong?

Ask for failure cases, not just highlights. Check whether a wrong choice is reversible and whether a person can intervene.

Read the benchmark conditions

Decide whether it fits your task

Start with one bounded decision and a way to check whether it is right.

For a first attempt, choose something reversible and use non-sensitive inputs. Keep a person responsible for any consequential action.

Check access Review the limitations

Sources behind this selection

Read the original walkthroughs and documentation for setup details and results.

  • Moritz Kremb: voice-controlled browser with Jev
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Shiv: Third Hand macOS computer-use demo
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Zhilin Wang: Rolewise Jev job-matching demo
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Seth Kimmel: jev-align calibration project
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Nakshatra Saxena: Jev tax-document classifier
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Marcel Pociot: Jev file-sorting demo
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Show HN: Jev, Fly Me to the Moon
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Show HN: Explore 2D semantic space with the Jev model
    Community

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • LangChain: Jev-as-a-Judge for Agent Evals
    Integration

    Source checked Sep 20, 2026, 10:17 UTC

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  • Building a Harness with Jev
    Integration

    Published Sep 17, 2026
    Source checked Sep 19, 2026, 04:17 UTC

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  • LangChain TypeSafe integration documentation
    Integration

    Source checked Sep 19, 2026, 04:17 UTC

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  • Introducing System One Models & Jev
    Official

    Published Sep 15, 2026
    Source checked Sep 19, 2026, 04:17 UTC

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