Purpose and audience This official resource helps agents design TypeSafe workflows, find documentation and compose typed judgments in code.
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How Jev fits The skill describes Jev as a System One model returning typed answers and probabilities for application-controlled workflows.
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Using the project Install the Claude Code plugin or the skills.sh package, then request a workflow such as support-ticket routing with uncertain cases reviewed.
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Scope and limits Installation through skills.sh is project-local by default. The skill supplies guidance; live TypeSafe documentation carries current API contracts, model limits and examples.
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Evidence checked: Sep 30, 2026
Project facts
Relationship to Jev Resource / directory
Evidence Official
Language Not reported
License MIT
Origin Original repository
Repository status Not archived
Created 2026-08-24
Last code update 2026-09-12
GitHub stars 2,434
Evidence checked Sep 30, 2026
Metadata checked Sep 30, 2026
Check status Up to date Stars measure the whole repository, including work unrelated to Jev.
Evidence and scope Official records the linked documentation or source. JevHunt has not independently run or benchmarked this project.
Evidence commit: 65a39f393687675ce170e6094757de20370365b9
Discovered through: awesome-jev, typesafe-official.
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