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A demo incident-response agent that puts the loop in Temporal and the judgment in Jev: typed next-action choices, a severity score, and safety probabilities drive durable activities, with retries, worker crashes, and a human-approval signal all surviving restarts.
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The README walks the failure that matters: the rollback activity times out on the first attempt and Temporal retries it without asking Jev again, because the decision was already made. Kill the worker mid-incident and the workflow resumes from history with every judgment intact. No license yet, and it's a demo — but the durable-execution split it demonstrates is the point.
For a job your app must finish, try stopping and restarting the program halfway through this demo. Temporal, software that remembers finished steps, lets the job continue from where it stopped. Start with its pretend incident. You can test restarting without connecting an AI service, using simple rules instead.