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Constrain an agent to a typed menu of browser moves instead of free-form tool text.
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Jev Browser
Connect typed decisions to browser capability selection with a visible trace.
A TypeScript browser-use project whose repository states it uses TypeSafe's Jev model.
JevSkills take · Why it mattersIt is a concrete source project for separating action selection from browser execution.
- Creator
- jkudish
- Source
- jkudish
- Traction
- 235 stars · 18 forks
- Verified
- Source checked
- Reviewed
- 2026-09-22
What is this?
Jev Browser
A TypeScript browser-use project whose repository states it uses TypeSafe's Jev model.
JevSkills take
Why this repo matters.
It is a concrete source project for separating action selection from browser execution.
Repository facts
jkudish / jev-browser
- Language
- Not recorded
- Traction
- 235 stars · 18 forks
How to try it
Start with the original source.
- Open the attributed source and check its current instructions.
- Use the documented setup and keep the next action in your own code or agent workflow.
Requirements
What this source calls for.
- See the original source for current requirements and costs.
JevSkills verification
What JevSkills tested.
Source checked
- Source check
- Canonical source, creator and claims checked. Checked 2026-09-22.
- Practical test
- Not independently tested.
- What JevSkills tested
- Canonical source and setup claims were checked; JevSkills did not install or make a live provider call.
Sources
Trace it back.
Traction: 235 stars · 18 forks, observed 2026-09-22.
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