Jev open-sourced: PowerShell module adds typed, structured AI decisions to scripts
dfinke · x · 2026-10-10
dfinke released Jev (MIT, v0.4.0), an open-source PowerShell module that turns messy input into structured decisions scripts can act on.
Jev asks typed questions—yes/no, choice, and score—of TypeSafe AI's Jev model and returns consistent, PowerShell-friendly structured results; set TYPESAFEAPIKEY to start. Typical use composes pipeline commands like Select-Jev (filter what needs a reply), Get-JevRanking (rank by urgency), and Add-JevAnnotation (assign owning team), per the accompanying "System One models" blog post.
Related event: Jev 0.4.0 Brings AI Semantic Power to PowerShell(2 posts)→
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