JevScope uses Jev to tell whether an agent is stuck
A developer built JevScope, which asks Jev at each step whether an agent's action is aligned with the task, making progress, or repeating itself, and plots the result over time.
Got early access to @typesafeai Jev and spent a few hours building on it. The problem I keep hitting: agent traces tell you which tool ran, how long it took, what it returned but never whether the agent is actually getting anywhere. An agent editing, testing and reverting the same file six times looks perfectly healthy in the logs. So I made JevScope. It watches an AI agent work and asks Jev what each step actually means is this aligned with the task, is it progress, is it repeating itself, is it stuck. Every step, plotted over time. Here's a coding agent getting stuck on a race condition. Watch the yellow line. No log line says "I'm stuck." The curve does. Detailed demo, code and writeup coming soon.
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