Open source
Tools and agent skills, on GitHub.
Ten small tools built on Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One model, and a collection of ten agent skills. Each tool does one job: code does the exact work, Jev answers narrow typed questions with probabilities, and anything it is unsure about goes to a list for a person to read.
Jev writes no text, so every word in a tool's report comes from your input or from fixed text in its code. A tool talks to TypeSafe only when you run it with your own key, and a dry run shows what it would send before anything is sent. Each page below says what the tool reads, what it asks, what leaves your machine and where it stops. The skills are instructions for coding agents that support the Agent Skills format, and their helper scripts only read.
WordPress and WooCommerce sites
wp-debuglog-triage
A busy WordPress debug.log hides one fatal error among thousands of repeated notices. This tool groups the log and ranks each problem by source and urgency.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MITaction-scheduler-triage
Groups the failed Action Scheduler actions in a WP-CLI export by hook and error, then sorts them into safe to retry, fix first and review for a person.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MITcache-boundary
Decides route by route whether a full-page cache may serve one visitor's copy of a page to everyone else, from headers, WordPress markers and Jev's answers.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MITwoo-note-triage
A WooCommerce plugin that sorts the notes customers write at checkout into gifts, delivery instructions, questions, complaints and fraud signals.
Open-source tool · PHP · MIT
Plugin authors and maintainers
wporg-forum-triage
Sorts a plugin's WordPress.org support threads into bugs, how-to questions, feature requests, conflicts, praise and spam, and lists the ones awaiting a reply.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MITcommit-changelog
Builds a Keep a Changelog section from the commits since your last tag, placing each commit's own first line, for repositories without conventional commits.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MIT
Structured data and retrieval
schema-truth
Checks whether the prices, ratings, reviews, authors, dates and FAQ answers in a page's JSON-LD are shown in the text visitors see on that page.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MITchunk-standalone
Finds the chunks in a RAG knowledge base that a reader could not understand on their own, and suggests keeping, merging or splitting each one.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MITstale-claims
Finds the claims in documents that are true only for a while, such as versions, dates, statistics and roles, and give no as-of date, before they reach an index.
Open-source tool · JavaScript · MIT
Community moderation
Agent skills
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Tell me which queue, log or set of documents your team reads by hand, and I will say whether narrow questions and a review list would fit it.