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evoke

Rust CLI and TypeScript SDK that ask Jev to select an installed reflex and bounded arguments, then gate the outcome in code as run, confirm, ask, or abstain. Reflexes fetched from Git run as your user without a sandbox, so inspect them before installing.

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