Browser & Computer Use for Jev — page 8

Low-memory autonomous web classification with HTTPX, Lightpanda and Jev

Coffee Under Fire: a free browser shooter with NPC tactics powered by TypeSafe AI’s Jev model. Play at https://coffee.yardsort.sh/

Unified Hermes Agent + Desktop plugin: TypeSafe Jev routes misspelled, shortened, and meaning-based slash commands to real ones. Advisory memory, fresh Jev decision every time.

Agent Skill that uses TypeSafe Jev for bounded browser action selection through agent-browser

Fast Jev browser agent for existing signed-in Chrome tabs via a local extension bridge and MCP

Chrome extension and MCP bridge with TypeSafe Jev browser experiments

Browser automation where TypeSafe's Jev model picks each step. Attaches to an existing Chrome via CDP and runs alongside Playwright MCP. Not affiliated with TypeSafe.

CPU-first unofficial System One + Playwright browser agent demo (operator UI, 10 CN site templates). Not affiliated with TypeSafe/Jev.

SKYWARD: a 3D browser flight lab with a playable demo, bilingual docs, and live Jev control via Vercel AI Gateway.

A guarded MCP layer for Jev-powered browser decisions with isolated Playwright execution and explicit human approval.

chrome-devtools-mcp plus one tool: Jev walks the browser to the spot, your agent makes one devtools call there.

Voice-controlled browser via Jev, native CDP (port 9229), Doubao Voice Bridge and Web Audio streaming

Feed it context. Break the quiz. A privacy-first, browser-only questionnaire assistant powered by JEV.

Windows UI Automation screen-to-text, MCP server, and Jev-gated computer use

A hands-on, A Tour of Go-style tutorial for TypeSafe AI's Jev, in Japanese. Runs locally in your browser.

Adversarial browser testing: personas explore your web app while Jev judges every page state

Confidence-gated browser action routing with TypeSafe Jev and agent-browser

ego-browser + TypeSafe Jev: per-step browser decisions at ~1s and near-zero cost. Skill, router pilot, and measured results.

DOM-native browser agent tested live against IRCTC train search

Browser-based NPC interaction prototype using authored dialogue and TypeSafe Jev action selection

Chrome extension that asks Jev whether the page you are on is selling something or reporting first-hand experience, and marks Google results with verdicts it already has or snippet-only estimates, leaving low-confidence ones undecided.

control your desktop smoothly. powered by typesafe's jev.

Local browser playground for TypeSafe's Jev decision model via OpenRouter. Python stdlib only.