Jev project directory
September 19, 2026 · View on GitHub
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Find an application to use or a developer tool to build with. Each project has a full guide with setup, Jev's role, data handling, limitations, and dated review evidence.
| Directory | What belongs here | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| Apps | Applications with their own user-facing workflow, available as hosted products or source builds. | Search with Jev Search, track brand visibility with Notra, or control macOS clicks with TipTour. |
| Tools and integrations | Libraries, SDKs, command-line tools, integrations, starter kits, and implementation recipes. | Add Jev to browsers, retrieval, logs, databases, or automations. |
Choose the right directory
An app offers a complete user workflow through its own interface. It may need an account, API keys, a source build, or paid services; its guide explains that access path. Jev can power one feature alongside other models.
A tool provides a reusable building block, developer workflow, or reference implementation. A demo dashboard or inspector does not by itself make a developer project an app.
The tools directory also separates independent model research that explores related typed-decision patterns. Their local inference uses other models; separate comparison scripts may call Jev, but these projects do not provide its weights.
These groups describe how a project is used. They do not certify production readiness or live-model quality; read each page's verification scope before adopting it.
Share your work
Makers are welcome to submit their own projects. Follow the app listing rules or general project submission steps, then use the page template. Put the full page in apps/<slug>.md or tools/<slug>.md and list it in that directory's index and the root README.