Jennifer Marsman's issue-labeling app lets a person review and edit Microsoft-Decision-1's suggestions before publishing them to GitHub in a separate step.
The app uses Choice questions to classify open and closed issues, keeping model credentials on the server. Publishing needs a fine-grained GitHub token. By default it skips assignments below 75% confidence, even if someone edited the label. The configuration names resemble TypeSafe's, but the model is Microsoft-Decision-1, not Jev.
How you can use it
Define the issue labels, review the suggestions and correct individual assignments before publishing. You can read public repositories without a GitHub token; private reads and label writes need the documented permissions. Editing a label does not override the default confidence cutoff for publication.