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How to submit a missing Jev project to the list with Awesome Jev

Check a project against the inclusion rules and open a pull request with a one-sentence summary.

Who it is forA developer who built or found a public Jev project that is not yet in the list.

The problemUseful Jev projects stay hidden when they are not in a curated list, but submissions must meet specific rules.

The outcomeA pull request or issue that the maintainers can review against the inclusion criteria.

What you need first

  • A web browser or git
  • A GitHub account if you plan to open an issue or pull request

Steps

  1. Read the inclusion criteria and confirm the source is public and citable.
  2. Confirm the example uses Jev for a concrete decision task, such as classification, routing, scoring, or verification.
  3. Confirm the source names Jev, cites TypeSafe AI's System One models, or shows a typed-decision loop.
  4. Write one sentence that explains the scenario, method, and value.
  5. Open an issue or pull request, following the rules in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Prompt for your agent

Using the inclusion criteria in yibie/awesome-jev, assess <project repo URL> against the four rules and draft a one-sentence summary for it. Expected output: a pass or fail for each rule with a quoted line from the project as evidence, plus a summary under 140 characters. Verify that the summary describes the scenario, method, and value in one sentence.

Caveat. Inclusion means only that an entry meets the rules, and the list says removal is as valid a contribution as addition.

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