vexjoy-agent

What Jev does in vexjoy-agent

After deterministic routing guards, Jev judges the remaining candidates and required workflow components.

Verification

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Topics

• ai
• ai-agents
• ai-pipelines
• ai-skills
• ai-workflows
• claude
• claude-ai
• claude-code
• claude-code-skill
• claude-skills
• codex-skills
• developer-tools
• factory-ai

How Routing & Cost Optimization projects use Jev

Routers that use Jev to classify a task before choosing which model, agent or effort level should handle it. Routing is one of the clearest early wins for Jev because it is cheap, frequent and easy to check.

Related Jev projects in Routing & Cost Optimization

1. WrongStackWrongStack/WrongStackAn optional Jev dispatch classifier for choosing among WrongStack specialist Agents.★ 333
   TypeScript
2. atomicbastani-inc/atomicAn optional Jev decision backend in the Atomic coding Agent for bounded structured choices such as routing.★ 814
   TypeScript
3. pi-model-routeralexei-led/pi-model-routerPi extension for model and reasoning-effort routing with optional, privacy-gated Jev advice.★ 6
   TypeScript
4. jev-codex-hermesAnhAnAsian/jev-codex-hermesExperimental macOS adapter using Jev to select models and reasoning effort for Codex and first-party Hermes.★ 1
   JavaScript
5. jev-researchsherajdev/jev-researchA Jev and Herdr integration guide with a prototype for routing tasks to different Agents.★ 1
   TypeScript
6. hermes-adaptive-effortatostivint/hermes-adaptive-effortOpt-in Hermes plugin using Jev to choose reasoning effort while retaining the conversation model.★ 0
   Python

See all 16 Routing & Cost Optimization projects →

Where we found it

• logicrw/awesome-jev-projects