What you can build with it

What it does

JevRouter selects among models, agents, skills, MCP tools and CLIs, exposing single decisions or multistep capability plans.

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How Jev fits

Jev provides Choice probabilities; the router checks availability, permissions, risk and confirmation while preserving the raw response.

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Getting started

Use the route or plan CLI, SDK or agent setup with TypeSafe or OpenRouter credentials; a labeled demo provider works offline.

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Scope and limits

Routing is decision-only by default. Published experiments measure ordered capability choices, not successful end-to-end task execution.

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Repository description

A lightweight Jev-powered router for models, tools, and subagents

Project facts

Relationship to Jev
Integration
Evidence
Documented
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Origin
Original repository
Repository status
Not archived
Created
2026-09-18
Last code update
2026-09-21
GitHub stars
265
Evidence checked
Sep 30, 2026
Metadata checked
Sep 28, 2026
Check status
Up to date

Stars measure the whole repository, including work unrelated to Jev.

Evidence and scope

Documented records the linked documentation or source. JevHunt has not independently run or benchmarked this project.

Evidence commit: 3fb725f86e4927df02d3c5d91c218f32e7aedf84

Discovered through: awesome-jev, typesafe-field-guide.

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