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jevyoumean

Semantic "Did you mean?" for any CLI — wraps commands and uses TypeSafe's Jev to match subcommand typos by intent, not edit distance.

How it uses Jev

jym wraps any CLI command. When you enter a subcommand the CLI does not document, it reads the CLI's help output and asks Jev — TypeSafe's System One model — which documented subcommand you most likely meant.

Getting started

The -- separator is optional but recommended. jym itself has no subcommands — management operations are flags, so wrapping a command named auth or setup never collides.

Language
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License
MIT
Last activity
Sep 2026
Added
2026-09-22
Stars at snapshot
14
Status
Community listing
jevjev-ai

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