Build an executable probability tree from local Jev decisions
JevTree explains how to define finite states, legal actions, transitions, and terminal verification, then compose batched local action distributions into a multi-step plan.
Original by Chuf-HAgent workflowsGitHub README and planner implementationSource reviewed
Before you dive in
What you’ll find in the original
Define state transitions and legal actions in code so the planner explores only executable paths.
Batch `P(action | state)` questions for frontier states rather than greedily selecting the current highest-probability action.
Verify terminal outcomes with application gates and treat the resulting tree as a probability runtime, not generated chain-of-thought.
Worth knowing
Requires a finite adapter and a Jev-compatible decision source. Local action probabilities do not guarantee globally correct plans; transition and terminal logic remain application responsibilities.