Dev builds 'keystroke oracle' launcher with Jev: intent match in ~100ms
multiply_matrix · x · 2026-09-18
Developer dabit3 shared an early Jev experiment: a "keystroke oracle" / predictive launcher. Instead of ranking by aliases, fuzzy match, and habit, Jev reads intent — typing "the pdf I just downloaded" surfaces the newest PDF as the top hit with full confidence on every keystroke, in 100ms. The author sees many immediate use cases and new app possibilities.
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