Mobile Jev
A mobile agent that uses Jev to choose actions on an Android device through Mobilerun, with a live studio and execution traces.
From agent routing and search to games and home automation, explore code that puts Jev’s structured decisions to work. Every entry links to its original GitHub repository.
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A mobile agent that uses Jev to choose actions on an Android device through Mobilerun, with a live studio and execution traces.
Routes each Claude Code or Codex turn to a model tier using Jev while keeping the existing CLI workflow.
Uses Jev to choose search sources and rank results returned through Search1API, showing links instead of generated answers.
The official TypeSafe client for sending typed questions and reading structured Jev responses in JavaScript or TypeScript.
Uses Jev to select actions in a headless browser, then returns a step trace, final page and screenshot.
Turns Jev choices, scores and probabilities into Home Assistant entities and automation actions.
Applies Jev judgments to coding-agent tool calls and untrusted results before allowing, asking or denying an action.
A stealth game where Jev proposes guard judgments and deterministic game code validates and applies them.
Eight Python examples of Jev decisions in engineering tasks, including CAD routing, FEM triage and BOM alignment.
Runnable Python examples through OpenRouter, including support-ticket triage and offline tests.
Looking beyond these reviewed code repositories? The community-maintained awesome-jev list collects additional projects, integrations, and discussions.
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