jev-experiments

What Jev does in jev-experiments

Judges risks such as exposed credentials or destructive changes; local rules warn or block a commit.

Verification

Verified. We confirmed this repository through the GitHub API and located the code that calls Jev at a pinned commit: view the Jev code ↗. Upstream code changes over time, so check that the file still exists at the current commit before citing it.

How Security & Guardrails projects use Jev

Guardrails that put a fast judgment in front of risky actions: prompt-injection and jailbreak checks, command-risk reviews, content filters and commit checks. The good ones keep the final block or allow decision in ordinary code.

Related Jev projects in Security & Guardrails

1. AgentAgentiLoop/AgentAn optional Jev command-risk advisor inside a native macOS Agent, with a TypeSafeKit client.★ 629
   Swift
2. captaincoreCaptainCore/captaincoreJev commands in the WordPress toolkit CaptainCore answer structured questions and prioritize malware scanner findings for review.★ 71
   Go
3. jev-tool-permissionsNicolasMontone/jev-tool-permissionsAdds tool-call approval and tool-list pruning to the Vercel AI SDK.★ 5
   TypeScript
4. jev-block-android-adufec/jev-block-android-adAn Android notification and SMS filter that applies local OTP rules before asking Jev whether a message is advertising noise.★ 5
   Kotlin
5. oc-pluginsOpeOginni/oc-pluginsThe oc-auto-perms plugin in an OpenCode plugin collection uses Jev to check tool intent against natural-language rules.★ 4
   TypeScript
6. jevgateTech-Byte-Frontier/jevgateCode-review gate for CI and coding agents: asks TypeSafe Jev small typed questions about functions, files, tests and docs, and reports findings with locations and probabilities.★ 4
   Rust

See all 12 Security & Guardrails projects →

Where we found it

• logicrw/awesome-jev-projects
• yibie/awesome-jev
• MrJev/awesome-jev