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jevibe-check

sriganesh/jevibe-check

A live tone labeler for Bluesky posts and drafts, using TypeSafe's Jev API.

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GitHub stars
2 as of 2026-09-22
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0
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT
Created
2026-09-17
Last updated on GitHub
2026-09-17
Added to AionEdge
2026-09-19
Built by this developer
Sriganesh Sureshkumar

What Jev does in jevibe-check

The project describes itself this way: A live tone labeler for Bluesky posts and drafts, using TypeSafe's Jev API. In the Applications category, Jev typically decides the product's core judgment, such as a document type, a moderation action or a trade direction.

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How Applications projects use Jev

Complete applications with Jev inside: document classifiers, moderation bots, trading experiments, video tools and more. They show the decision layer embedded in a product rather than demonstrated on its own.

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