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Browser projects put Jev between page observations and bounded actions or use it to classify page content. Check permissions and human review points before automating clicks.

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Cline Jev Browser

Cline plugin that delegates bounded Playwright browser steps to Jev through Vercel AI Gateway using structured DOM observations; a separate text model fills form values, page text and field values go to Gateway, and its review instruction is model guidance rather than an enforced safety boundary.

fastbrowse

Pre-alpha browser agent where Jev picks actions from observed controls, an LLM plans and reads, and code requires page quotes for answer claims; a classifier stops before consequential actions unless the operator passes --authorize, but that gate is not a guarantee. Browser Use Cloud is the default browser, with local Chrome optional. Page observations go to the selected Jev provider and planner model; its author publishes versioned per-run comparisons, not an independent benchmark.

Jev Browser

MIT-licensed Playwright navigator with MCP, CLI, and library interfaces: Jev chooses DOM actions and judges goal/stuck state from page excerpts sent to TypeSafe, OpenRouter, Cloudflare, or Vercel; an optional separate model generates typed text. Code bounds the loop and returns a trace, final page, and screenshot, but does not require human approval for each action; iframe, shadow-DOM, and file-input controls are unsupported.

Jev Browser Use

Codex Computer Use skill that sends an accessibility snapshot to TypeSafe or OpenRouter for Jev to choose among host-allowed clicks and scrolls while Codex handles typing and verifies outcomes; browser execution is validated only in Codex, page text leaves the browser, and the author's approximate speedup is not an independent benchmark.

Jev for Chrome

Unofficial Chrome extension (Manifest V3) port of Jev Ultrafast: Jev picks the operation and DOM element, and a separate text model writes typed values in the user's own tabs. The selected OpenRouter, TypeSafe, or Cloudflare provider receives the goal, URL, visible page text, and control labels/values; the text model also receives page text when typing. Step and Stop allow manual oversight, but Run executes steps without per-action human approval; includes a 17-task headless-Chromium suite with recorded traces.

Jev Social

Local Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn research app where Jev makes confidence-gated choices over observed, bounded socai CLI operations. The goal and captured result excerpts go to OpenRouter; local code validates choices and stops at access gates. Browser capture is read-only except for an optional TikTok media download when explicitly requested; there is no per-step human approval.

jev-skip

Browser extension that reads the YouTube caption track and paints a per-segment sponsor probability on the seek bar before the intro ends, with no crowd database; reports catching 77% of SponsorBlock's sponsor seconds across 23 videos at $0.0008 a video.

Jevvie

Page companion: the page offers its actions as WebMCP tools, and one Jev Choice picks the action a visitor's request means (with a Choice per argument asked alongside), asking back when the top two are close; a voxel character then hops to the button and does it (source). The visitor's request and offered tool descriptions go to Vercel AI Gateway or TypeSafe for the judgment.

PlotVeil

Chrome extension (Manifest V3) that covers a YouTube comment while one Jev Noul question decides whether it reveals a concrete plot event, fate, ending or result of the video being watched or of any other title the user chose to protect; the typed question lives in the extension, application code owns the 0.5 / 0.7 / 0.85 threshold, and a failed or quota-rejected check leaves the comment covered rather than revealed. Requests go through the author's Cloudflare Worker, which forwards comment text, video title and channel but not the anonymous install ID; the committed evaluation is a 10-sample hand-written regression set across English, Chinese, Japanese and prompt injection, not a production accuracy measurement. Install PlotVeil.

Sedum

Experimental Playwright test tool: in goal mode one Jev Choice per turn picks the next operation (click, type, done or blocked) and its target among the page's elements, authored plain-English steps use a Choice to resolve each element, and a test passes only when a separate authored verify claim clears two Jev Nouls (holds, contradicted) against configurable thresholds. It sends step sentences, bounded element descriptions and page text to TypeSafe or a compatible endpoint you configure (opt-in vision sends screenshots), and its docs note that the scores are not yet calibrated against real pass rates.

unclutter

Chrome/Firefox extension that uses Jev through TypeSafe or Vercel AI Gateway to classify bounded page-element snippets, then stores reusable local hiding rules by page template. Paid analysis is manual by default; optional on-visit analysis sends snippets to the selected provider. The API key stays in unencrypted local extension storage.

voice-browser

Local voice-controlled Playwright browser: Jev chooses a typed intent and target from speech and a bounded page snapshot, while code applies confidence gates and asks for confirmation before actions it classifies as destructive. The Web Speech API sends audio to Google, and transcripts, page context, and recent actions go to TypeSafe; the author's 34-case integration result uses captured fixtures, not arbitrary websites.

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