Opus 5.5's picks: 10 Jev tools for browser control, SQL and more
Asked to find the best Jev tools, Opus 5.5 returned a list covering browser control, agent firewalls, semantic SQL, smart-home automation, sponsor skipping, MIDI and Pokémon Red, each with a GitHub link.
I ASKED OPUS 5.5 FIND ME THE BEST TOOLS FOR JEV it actually saved my deposit and projects browser control, agent firewalls, semantic SQL, smart-home automations, sponsor skipping, MIDI, and Pokémon Red BrowserClaw: controls your logged-in Chrome without stealing focus. Jev runs the fast perceive → decide → act loop. ↳ http://github.com/GoldenLoaf24h/browserclaw jev-guard: checks every agent tool call and returns allow / ask / deny. ↳ http://github.com/leepokai/jev-guard is-malicious: scans unfamiliar codebases for hidden, deceptive, or data-stealing behavior before you run them. ↳ http://github.com/luantak/is-malicious jev.nvim: ask your buffer a plain-English question. Matching functions land in quickfix, ranked by probability. ↳ http://github.com/valentynkit/jev.nvim jev-shell-history: watches what you type in zsh and ranks likely completions from your own history. ↳ http://github.com/mrnugget/jev-shell-history duckdb-jev: asks semantic questions across table rows and returns proper SQL types. ↳ http://github.com/colliber/duckdb-jev HA-Jev: exposes typed Jev answers as Home Assistant sensors, automation actions, and Assist routing. ↳ http://github.com/AboveColin/HA-Jev jev-skip: reads YouTube captions, paints likely sponsor segments on the seek bar, and skips high-confidence hits. ↳ http://github.com/valentynkit/jev-skip Jevthoven: turns a sentence into editable multitrack MIDI, one Jev decision per musical unit. ↳ http://github.com/cocktailpeanut/jevthoven jev-plays-pokemon-red: code handles navigation and arithmetic. Jev chooses only at branch points. ↳ http://github.com/valentynkit/jev-plays-pokemon-red pick by what you build: > coding → jev.nvim, is-malicious > agent infrastructure → BrowserClaw, jev-guard > terminal → jev-shell-history > data → duckdb-jev > home automation → HA-Jev > media → jev-skip, Jevthoven > games → jev-plays-pokemon-red Across all ten, Jev gets one bounded choice. Code keeps the state, thresholds, and execution Pick the repo closest to your work. Run it, fork it, and replace one slow LLM decision this weekend
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