This project utilizes ChatGPT with its own cloud VM and includes specific instructions for code editing and management. It emphasizes the importance of following project rules and saving progress checkpoints.
The author shares insights on integrating a tool for spotting problematic database migrations in their CI/CD pipeline and experimenting with another tool to filter unnecessary jobs based on git diffs.
TypeSafe AI's Jev model has been integrated into a system layer, providing clean, typed decisions from unstructured state in under 500ms. This integration enhances backend processes by scoring and filtering context efficiently.
This small game simulates a traffic stop where players' responses influence the tension meter. Built with JEV integrated into Synkora AI, it explores structured AI interactions.
User shares their experience fixing and enhancing mods like Tame All and Val Raft using AI tools. They highlight improvements in gameplay, including bug fixes and new features like teleportation and transporting creatures.
JevForm utilizes dynamic branching to customize questions based on user input, simplifying complex form creation. Built with Vercel's json-render and XState for state management.
This web app allows users to download all images from a Pinterest board into a single ZIP file. It features a kawaii-inspired character that adds personality to the downloading process.
Jev is a model that processes states and typed questions to return structured JSON with probability distributions. It outperforms previous setups in speed and cost, making it ideal for routing and decision-making tasks.
This Chrome extension allows users to create their own X algorithm to filter out engagement bait, empty hooks, and ads. It utilizes Jev by @typesafeai to check posts quickly.
The Jev model was benchmarked against an ensemble of models for code reviews, achieving zero false positives, a review speed increase of ~50x, and a cost reduction of ~100x. It demonstrated a 75% bug recall rate, highlighting its efficiency compared to traditional multi-turn agent workflows.
This feed optimizer uses a single call to Jev to classify posts into categories like 'ragebait' and 'useful.' It scored 150 posts in under 10 seconds, achieving a 63% retention rate on unseen bookmarks.
JevRouter routes HTTP requests based on meaning rather than method and path. It is available for installation via npm with the package name 'hono-jev-router'.
This tool flags AI-generated replies on X by analyzing common writing signals. It provides instant probability assessments for each reply through a Chrome extension.
This Chrome extension listens to YouTube audio and detects sponsor segments to skip them in real-time. It is a prototype project that costs approximately $0.005 per video and is open-source.
This Chrome extension uses TypeSafe’s Jev model to label posts in your X timeline, identifying ragebait, hype trains, hidden ads, spam, payout farming, AI content, and genuine posts with probability breakdowns.
This Chrome extension allows agents to browse, click, and interact with websites directly in the browser. It utilizes Jev by typesafeai and includes AI Gateway by Vercel.
This extension classifies DOM elements as ads or non-ads in real-time and removes ads accordingly. It represents a significant advancement in the application of AI technology.
A new tool introduced at the company has already influenced code review practices within 24 hours of its launch. A guide based on internal metrics is available for reference.