Getting started with Jev decisions via the jev-axi CLI in two minutes
A Tesla flying-car rumor leads into the jev-axi command line: yes/no checks on files, multiple-choice picks, semantic ranking, and a Bash command safety check for Claude Code.
Tesla engineers may have reportedly used technology similar to JEV to help their car with flight decisions. Elon says the new Roadster "can fly." Reports say it uses SpaceX cold-gas thrusters, and Tesla has been prepping a hover demo at SpaceX's test site in Texas. A car that leaves the ground has to make thousands of split-second calls. Lift or not. Safe or not. Abort or go. You don't need Tesla's budget for split-second decisions. You need Jev. Here's how to try it in 2 minutes: > Install the CLI: npm install -g jev-axi > Get a key at http://console.typesafe.ai and run export TYPESAFE_API_KEY=... > Ask a yes/no question about any file: jev-axi check "This launch checklist is complete" --state checklist.txt > Make it choose: jev-axi pick "Which team should handle this?" --options billing,technical,sales --text "Our webhook has returned 500s since this morning's deploy" > Make it search your code by meaning: jev-axi rank "code that decides the retry delay" src/ > Give Claude Code a co-pilot: jev-axi setup safety and every Bash command gets checked before it runs > Screening a full web page for hidden instructions took 375ms and cost $0.00004 in the repo's own demo. Tesla is teaching cars to fly. You can teach your code to decide. -> http://github.com/shiftynick/jev-axi -> more Jev projects: http://github.com/yibie/awesome-jev Save this before your next project takeoff.
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