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Stop Paying Claude for This. Use Jev Instead

Use a GitHub Action to ask Jev which kind of issue arrived and which coding agent should handle it. The walkthrough creates labels, adds decision logs and tests an issue before showing how a separate software factory picks up labelled work.

Original by Leon van ZylAgent workflowsIntermediate16 min 25 sec Published

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What you’ll find in the video

  1. Ask separate Choice questions about the same issue title and description: one for bug, enhancement or documentation, and another for the coding-agent label. Jev chooses labels; the coding agent does the work.
  2. Use current official TypeSafe instructions, then test a representative issue. Inspect the chosen labels and returned probabilities before connecting them to a workflow that acts on the issue.
  3. Keep a record of the input and response, with sensitive data kept private. Decide how uncertain routes should be handled: the example still assigns an agent label with a reported confidence of 0.62.
Worth knowing

The suggested 0.75 human-review cutoff is not shown as a validated, enforced gate. The million-classification price comparison is the creator's assumed-input estimate, not a reproduced cost or accuracy benchmark. Agent names, models, account access and prices reflect the recording, not a current recommendation. The demo repo is offered through a free Skool community, not a direct public implementation link, and its workflow was not audited here. Includes Decodo sponsorship and community promotion. These notes use retrieved untimed caption text and selected video evidence, not a full audiovisual watch.

Stop Paying Claude for This. Use Jev Instead

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