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Jev with OpenCode

Independent guide contrasting TypeSafe's Jev-writing skill with community MCP and direct action-gate paths for OpenCode, including their different keys and configuration; Jev is not the coding model, the running tools send judged state or action context to their configured endpoint (the direct gate defaults to an unaffiliated hosted gateway), and that gate fails open on errors.

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