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jev-engineering

Working notes on putting guardrails around coding agents, each with a benchmark in the repo that reproduces the claim.

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What it does

The review router scores diffs, not filenames, and caught thirteen CVE fixes that filename rules had routed to the cheap path. The command gate sees only the command, so nothing in the session context can talk it out of a block.

How you can use it

A developer can install this tool as a plugin for a coding assistant like Claude. They provide an access key that connects the app to the TypeSafe AI service. The tool starts by simply watching the assistant. It records proposed commands without changing anything.

A developer can set the tool to block risky commands. It can also wait for a person when the answer is uncertain. This catches normal mistakes rather than stopping real attackers. The tool can still be tricked if an assistant falsely claims someone already approved the work.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): review-router sent 13/13 real CVE fixes to full review; jev-gate blocked 12/12 dangerous commands that auto mode let run, median decision 0.28 s (maker-reported)

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noul
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Python
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