dbreunig/building-with-jev-skill

dbreunig published an Agent Skill, not an application, that teaches a coding agent how to write and improve programs that call Jev. It covers question design across Jev’s three primitives (choice, score, noul), how to structure the state a question is asked about, how to compose an answer back into code, picking confidence thresholds, and diagnosing questions that come back wrong or with low confidence. It targets jev-1.13.

The skill installs through the Claude Code plugin system or a general skills CLI that also supports Codex and Cursor, or by copying the skill folder into a personal skills directory by hand. Once installed, Claude Code loads it automatically when a task involves Jev or TypeSafe, or a person can call it directly with /jev. The guidance draws on TypeSafe’s own documentation, with the specific pages listed inside SKILL.md.

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