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Jevify skill – Gets your existing agents running on Jev

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Tried Jev when it came out last week and it's crazy fast. Heaps of the LLM calls in my agents were already structured data anyway, so I thought I'd try moving them over.

It worked, so I wrapped it in a skill that does it end-to-end. Tested on popular repo and it all worked, see the demo in GitHub repo.

You can just run /jevify in your repo. It marks which ones could move to Jev, and converts to use Jev (TypeSafe, OpenRouter, or Vercel).

The scan works without a Jev key if you just want to see what it finds.

Not affiliated with TypeSafe. Would love to hear how it goes!

Give it a try! Github: https://github.com/Kevin-Zhouu/jevify/

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