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Distill

Coding agent harness that can use Jev to select a model and effort, route bounded utility tasks, and judge what context to retain. Code constrains the choices and validates utility results; failed or low-confidence decisions leave the normal path in place. Jev does not decide tool permissions, and routing can send the user's request and recent steps to the configured endpoint.

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