About this site
What is listed here, how it gets checked, and what this site deliberately does not do.
In the short time since Jev was published, the documentation, SDKs, relays, compatible implementations, explainers and independent evaluations around it all appeared at once. This site exists so you can see what is what on one page.
There are 23 entries right now.
Editorial rules
Nothing is listed until its page has actually been opened and read. Every entry carries the URLs that were checked, and you can see them on the entry.
Descriptions are written here, in our own words. No pasted README, no pasted abstract, no pasted post.
A vendor’s figure is labelled as a vendor’s figure. Measurements are listed separately, under Evaluations, and only when the method is published.
Forks and mirrors are left out. Where a project has spread mostly through forks, the upstream is listed and the forks are not.
No referral links, no API keys, no redistributed data. Links and descriptions only.
Cover pictures are not evidence. An entry with a GitHub repository shows the social preview GitHub generates; everything else shows a picture drawn here from the entry id. Its bars are decoration, not a model output.
Categories
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- Model & official — Jev itself: the model card, the launch announcement and what TypeSafe AI publishes about it.
- 4
- Documentation — The official docs: quickstart, the question primitives, patterns, cookbooks and the HTTP API reference.
- 2
- SDKs & clients — Client libraries that wrap the decision endpoint so questions stay typed in your own language.
- 2
- Gateways & access — Platforms that relay Jev, so you can reach it with a key you already have.
- 2
- Open implementations — Servers that speak the same wire protocol on open models, locally or on your own hardware.
- 2
- Integrations & tools — Agent frameworks and developer tools that call a decision model in the loop.
- 4
- Guides & coverage — Third-party explainers, walkthroughs and news written after the September 2026 launch.
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- Evaluations — Measurements with a published method you could rerun, rather than a headline number.
Additions and corrections
If something is missing, wrong or dead, open an issue on the repository. A primary-source URL makes it quick. https://github.com/jackasser/jev-hub