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Jeview

Experimental unofficial loopback proxy and live map of Jev calls, grouping decisions by project and linking later calls to earlier answers; it forwards requests to TypeSafe and stores requests, responses, and the API key in local SQLite (the key in plaintext), so keep it off public addresses.

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