CrawlHive uses Jev to judge crawler signals as LOOK, WATCH or AVOID
Reading CrawlHive's public code shows Jev helps judge crawler signals and pick LOOK, WATCH or AVOID, and the builder changed the scoring rule the day a bad call was exposed on the tracking page.
THIS AI SCANNER PUTS ITS BAD CALLS ON A PUBLIC SCOREBOARD. THAT'S THE FEATURE I'D COPY. CrawlHive's builder reports a token called SUKI passed as OK, then rugged. Twelve linked wallets. A developer wallet less than an hour old. The useful detail is what happened afterward: the tracking page exposed the pattern, and the builder says the scoring rule changed that day. I read the public code. There are two separate jobs here. Jev helps judge crawler signals and choose LOOK / WATCH / AVOID; uncert