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Jev IDS

MIT-licensed intrusion-detection prototype that asks Jev one Noul and one five-way Choice per network flow, comparing it with GPT-5.6 Luna and a Random Forest on NSL-KDD; it publishes run records and evidence limits, but the reported results are a 300-flow pilot and the gateway masks Jev's exact version.

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