awesome-jev indexes public Jev examples by decision type
An open-source index that organizes public Jev examples around the decision being made rather than the blog post, with source context on every row and weekly link re-checks.
Stop collecting agent examples by blog post. Start with the decision. awesome-jev is a curated index of public Jev examples for AI engineers studying decision-model patterns. It helps you find implementation paths faster by organizing examples around the decision being made—not the blog or project that mentioned them. Key features: • Decision-first index – browse patterns including tool selection, safety gating, output validation, and search & ranking • Source context on every row – see where an example came from, the primitives its code calls, and caveats before opening it • Verification boundaries – the README distinguishes checked links and code claims from things the catalog does not verify • Weekly claim re-checks – cited call sites are re-read from each repository’s default branch to catch upstream changes • Builder-oriented companion material – includes pattern definitions, a cross-platform compatibility table, and four runnable examples It’s open-source: code in `scripts/`, `site/`, and `examples/` is MIT-licensed; catalog metadata is CC0-1.0. Link in the reply 👇