jev-flash-router

What it does

Exposes Jev’s three decision types as one MCP tool for coding-agent routing, risk checks, and bounded architectural choices.

How you can use it

A developer connects this tool to an AI assistant. The assistant then sends questions to an outside service called TypeSafe Jev. Instead of writing long answers, the service makes quick choices. It can answer yes or no, pick from a short list, or score a result.

To start, a developer updates the assistant's settings with a connection code from an OpenRouter developer account. This code links the local software to the outside service. The tool then shares questions externally to find out which choice is most likely.