What it does
An optional first pass pins every planned step to an exact origin before anything gets clicked, and the planner refuses to run in research, memory, or game contexts where that contract would not hold.
Browser & computer use
Jevry
Jevry browses for you one Jev choice at a time: it plans a site's steps first, then walks them with deliberately boring automation.
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How you can use it
To try browsing for your project, ask this browser to find installation instructions on a public site you know. Have a developer set up the early app. It needs two AI connections: one plans, and TypeSafe's AI chooses the browsing steps.
The TypeSafe connection uses an API key, an access code that lets software use the service. Page text and sometimes images go to the AI services over the internet. Storing browsing records locally does not make those calls private to your computer.