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Jev for Git workflows: commits, pull requests, and CI gates

A dependency-free Node and GitHub Actions tutorial that derives bounded PR judgments from a constrained diff, validates Choice, Score, and Noul responses, starts in report-only mode, and calibrates before any gate becomes blocking.

Original by AgentBuffAgent workflowsJev TutorialOriginal published Source reviewed

Before you dive in

What you’ll find in the original

  1. Use Git for exact changed files, diffs, and checks; use Jev only for bounded semantic judgments such as change type, risk, and review need.
  2. Reject sensitive paths, disclose truncated evidence, validate every returned field, and remember that Noul exposes P(true) without a separate confidence field.
  3. Preserve read-only workflow permissions and fork secret boundaries, then measure false approvals and unnecessary reviews separately before enabling a gate.
Worth knowing

The workflow is an instructional design, not evidence that Jev accurately assesses pull-request risk. Its thresholds are explicitly examples.