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The problem
People were publishing experiments made with TypeSafe AI's Jev model all over the web, with nowhere to find them and no credit to their makers. A small community site also can't afford a bad deploy.
An independent registry of things people built with Jev, deployed only at 100% test coverage.

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People were publishing experiments made with TypeSafe AI's Jev model all over the web, with nowhere to find them and no credit to their makers. A small community site also can't afford a bad deploy.
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A registry of Jev experiments and guides, each linked back to its maker and its source. It's Laravel running in a Cloudflare Container, with the content kept as JSON files in Git, and Jev itself takes part in the editorial review.
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The deploy workflow runs the tests first and stops if line coverage is under 100%, or if a test is risky or raises a warning. The site says plainly that it isn't affiliated with or endorsed by TypeSafe AI.
The first call is free, and we'll tell you straight whether we're the right people for it.