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Local Claude Code and Codex wrapper that assesses a new conversation's task with Jev, applies local confidence policy to choose the model and reasoning effort, and pins that route through follow-ups, tool calls, and resume to avoid unnecessary prompt-cache disruption. It preserves native authentication and sends task text to the configured TypeSafe, Vercel, or OpenRouter Jev endpoint; raw prompt history is stored only when explicitly enabled.

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