Apache-2.0 userspace and GPL-2.0 kernel runtime security for AI coding agents: deterministic Linux BPF LSM policy enforces protected-file boundaries while optional Jev checks can only raise a finding from scored tool calls or selected instruction-bearing files. Checks are off by default; enabling the hosted provider sends redacted tool arguments or file content to TypeSafe, and the repository does not measure whether model scoring improves detection.
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Chrome extension that judges each LinkedIn post as it scrolls into view and stamps engagement bait or corporate marketing onto the post, leaving it readable, with the probability printed on the stamp; two Noul questions and a Choice category run per post, local keyword rules settle obvious cases before any API call, and verdicts are cached per post. Post text goes to TypeSafe through a local proxy that holds the key so the extension never receives it, and a proxy or model error leaves every post visible. Thresholds (is_slop 0.60, is_corporate 0.70) are fitted to the bundled 14-post labelled set, which is too small to characterise precision beyond that sample; English and text only, and the LinkedIn DOM selector will need updating when LinkedIn rebuilds its feed.
MCP server and Claude Code plugin that files each captured note, link, or meeting line: one Jev request answers Choice questions for kind, project, and next action plus a Noul for duplicates, and code applies fixed thresholds (0.45 to route to a project, 0.70 plus a specific matching item to call a duplicate) before appending the text verbatim to local JSONL files that are never rewritten. Item text, project scopes, and recent items go to TypeSafe; the author's own claude plugin eval found agents did not call capture unprompted, so capture needs an explicit request while the session-start shortlist hook always runs; MIT.
Apache-licensed, text-only classifier for 261 federal tax forms that sends PDF text to Jev; the author reports no wrong labels on two test corpora but 38 low-confidence pages, without committed page-level results.