ask-jev

Utilizing Jev, the RLCD-type model provided by TypeSafe AI, to independently and cheaply judge agentic coding sessions.

How it uses Jev

Commands use Codex's native UserPromptSubmit blocking reason to display results without starting a Codex model turn. Audit and ask intentionally send selected conversation, instructions, and tool content to TypeSafe for separately billed Jev inference. Help stays local. Ordinary prompts pass through silently, without transcript access or network calls by ask-jev.

Getting started

powershell.exe -NoProfile -File .\install.ps1 -User

Source: community catalog. Details and metrics reflect the published community snapshot and are not a performance endorsement. Documentation details extracted from GitHub · the README.

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