agent-dispatcher

What Jev does in agent-dispatcher

The project describes itself this way: Routes a Claude Code or Codex task to one of 27 specialist roles and defines what evidence will count as done. In the Community additions category, Jev typically decides a single well-defined judgment, such as a label, a score or a yes/no check.

Verification

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Topics

• agent-skills
• ai-agents
• automation
• claude-code
• code-review
• developer-tools
• mcp
• multi-agent
• prompt-engineering
• testing

How Community additions projects use Jev

Projects added from community lists and direct submissions. Many are small, single-purpose experiments, which makes them some of the easiest places to see how a Jev question is framed in real code.

Related Jev projects in Community additions

1. jevinciachimala/jev-paintCreative experiment: paints images by having Jev predict every pixel's colour in parallel, with predicted confidence deciding how wide each stroke is drawn.★ 49
   JavaScript
2. matchcnfrancesco0242/matchcnSemantic index across shadcn-format registries: components are tagged once across six dimensions and committed, and your brief is classified at query time to match against them. Ships as an MCP server.★ 50
   TypeScript
3. jeff (Alurith)Alurith/jeffRead-only Go CLI that checks files against rules such as unclear responsibility or weak error handling with Jev, locally or in CI.★ 36
   Go
4. oxlint-plugin-jevwobsoriano/oxlint-plugin-jevOxlint rules written as plain-English questions about a function, call, JSX element or file, reported when the yes-probability clears your cutoff.★ 58
   TypeScript
5. BTC 5m Decision Labfrankda/jev-poly-crypto-demoResearch tool for Polymarket's BTC 5-minute markets: Jev scores the direction, separate code decides the entry, and any TRADING_MODE other than paper throws at startup. No licence file.★ 35
   TypeScript
6. kNESArturSkowronski/kNESGaming: a Kotlin NES emulator whose agent plays Super Mario Bros. and Final Fantasy through SemIf, the open implementation of the Jev interface, on a local Qwen3.5-4B reading the screen itself; the goals that apply this turn become the declared options of one typed `Choice`, so a button the game does not offer is impossible rather than unlikely, and 900 logged decisions at ~400 ms each on an M5 Pro never once answered off the menu.★ 34
   Kotlin

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Where we found it

• MrJev/awesome-jev