What it does
Ghost text is served from a cache a background daemon pre-warms; pressing Ctrl-Space makes one live Jev call to rank candidates for the current directory and branch. Destructive commands are ranked but never auto-suggested.
Apps & data pipelines
A zsh plugin whose ghost-text command suggestions are ranked by Jev on demand, with shell history redacted before anything leaves the machine.
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Ghost text is served from a cache a background daemon pre-warms; pressing Ctrl-Space makes one live Jev call to rank candidates for the current directory and branch. Destructive commands are ranked but never auto-suggested.
A developer could borrow this idea to guess what a person will type next. The local program gathers a list of past entries. It then asks an outside AI service, Jev, to rank those choices. You need an access key to connect the software to Jev.
To prevent typing delays, the tool fetches these rankings ahead of time. The code also blocks actions marked as dangerous from appearing as instant suggestions. A text filter tries to hide passwords before sharing your history with the outside service.