Coding agents & review — page 3

Prompt Claude Code: tre sistemi costruiti su Jev di TypeSafe — routing del modello, compattazione del contesto e code review

Let Jev steer Claude Code: the right reasoning effort, subagent model and skill for every prompt. A Claude Code plugin powered by TypeSafe's Jev (OpenRouter / TypeSafe).

Skills without the context tax. Claude Code and Codex plugin: TypeSafe's Jev decides on every turn which skills the model sees. Always-on context cost: 0 tokens.

Jev for every agentic development workflow — the System One decision model wired into whatever harness an agent codes in: OpenCode today, Claude Code and Hermes adapters next.

Agent Skill: send closed coding-agent judgments to TypeSafe Jev

Pi is the coding-agent carrier; Herdr is a terminal workspace manager. pier adds the two capabilities pi deliberately leaves out — a todo list loop and interactive subagents and gives them the herdr pane/tab layer as their visual and interactive substrate.

/fc for Claude Code: shrink old tool output in about a second — Jev keeps what's still needed, every cut saved to a file. Your /compact stays untouched.

Claude Opus 5.5 with the effort level re-decided every step by the TypeSafe Jev reflex — without breaking the prompt cache. CLI + Claude Code plugin.

A Stop hook for Claude Code and Codex, for the turn that ends half-done — nothing done, an announced action never carried out, a promise to watch CI with nothing running — or in the wrong language. Every judgement is made by TypeSafe Jev.

Fast deep research for the pi coding agent: reads up to 100 pages in full per round, Jev keeps only the passages that answer your questions.

A Stop hook that stops your coding agent from stopping too early. Plain-language rules, judged by jev.

A fuzzy linter for coding agents. It checks the code your agent writes against your team's best practices while the agent is still working, not at code review.

Pass-through model router for Claude Code and Codex CLI that picks a model tier per human turn with Jev, TypeSafe AI's decision model

Coding-agent tools on TypeSafe's Jev, measured in public. review-router: caught 13 of 13 CVE fixes a filename rule sent to a quick review. jev-gate: a strict second lock, 0 of 12 dangerous test commands ran where Claude Code's auto mode let 8 run.

Model router for Claude Code using Jev

Binary approval gate for Codex and Claude Code — every intercepted tool call is reviewed by TypeSafe JEV and composed through a versioned local policy, with scoped authorization.

Cursor tab-style completion in every app, aware of who you are, what you’ve been doing, and capable of using your computer to "autocomplete" proactively.

Experimental Jev permission gate for Claude Code via OpenRouter, with reproducible latency and cost benchmarks

open-sourced jev-flash-router: an MCP server for TypeSafe's new Jev model. AI coding agents waste hundreds of reasoning tokens just deciding which file to edit, which route to pick, or whether a diff breaks tests. Jev evaluates state and outputs calibrated probabilities. Works with Cursor, Windsurf, & Claude Code

A coding agent and personal assistant with System One reflexes (TypeSafe Jev) on top of the Pi coding agent

Not every coding task needs your best model. Experimental Jev-powered model routing for Claude Code — V3 prototype runs today, V4 routes at the task boundary.

PiJev: a terminal coding agent with Jev in the loop — Jev ranks the repository's files before the first call, picks skills and triages failures; your coding model writes the code. Built on Pi.

Claude Code mod that routes decisions to TypeSafe's Jev model: ranks installed skills per prompt, and answers the agent's own this-or-that questions when confident.

Task coordination for Codex CLI and Claude Code: carry bounded work directly or dispatch Herdr-backed sessions rooted in each app, from single-app repos to monorepos.