Guardrails for AI agent actions. Deterministic policy, Jev semantic checks, and replayable decisions.
Jev ecosystem projects — page 190
5191 repositories with documented relationships and source evidence.
Typed questions to a model, verdict in code, thresholds from your labels
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TypeSafe AI is a San Francisco AI lab building System One models — a class of model trained to return typed, calibrated decisions for software instead of generated text. Its flagship and first System One model, Jev, is served by a single HTTP endpoint: POST /v1/systemone takes a `state` (a string, JSON object, or array) plus a map of typed…
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Cache-aware, TypeSafe-driven model tier router for Claude Code
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Fail-closed Jev policy gate for Hermes Agent tool calls
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Open WebUI pipeline that routes prompts to a cheap or expensive LLM using TypeSafe AI classification
Experimental out-of-tree Kubernetes scheduler plugin that uses TypeSafe's Jev model to produce typed, advisory diagnoses for unschedulable Pods.
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Unofficial Go port of the TypeSafe AI SDK
Community Rust SDK for the TypeSafe AI API. A port of the official JavaScript SDK.
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Community-built Rust SDK for the TypeSafe AI API (System One / Jev). A port of typesafe-sdk-python
Typed decisions from TypeSafe AI's Jev model inside TYPO3: a decision editor and playground in the backend, powermail_cond operators, and submission routing
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Measure meaning by perturbing text and watching a calibrated probability move. Ablation attribution over TypeSafe's Jev, reported against a measured noise floor.
Use jev to classify tags for pages
See what an AI agent actually did, not just its score. Labels every step of a CLI agent's run and compares two rounds against the noise a re-run produces anyway.
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A stop-loss for coding agents. Counts loops in code, judges drift with TypeSafe's Jev, and never sends your source anywhere.
Play tic-tac-toe against TypeSafe Jev using typed System One decisions.