Find-jevable-code – audit a repo for Jev-replaceable decisions

AltSlate-Labs released find-jevable-code, an open-source agent skill for Claude Code and Codex that audits a repository for semantic decisions — routing, triage, relevance, and escalation — that could be replaced by Jev's three primitives: Choice, Score, and Noul. The skill runs a seven-step read-only pipeline that ranks candidates with source-grounded code evidence and concrete question contracts, requires no paid inference, and installs via git clone into ~/.claude/skills/ or the codex skill install command.

Find the code that should be a typed Jev question An agent skill for Claude Code and Codex . Point it at a repository and it surfaces the semantic decisions — routing, triage, relevance, escalation — that could become a Choice , Score , or Noul . Ranked, source-grounded, read-only. Three primitives it maps to A search lead is only jevable when the judgment is semantic, bounded, and worth measuring. Choice Select one supplied option. dispatch · intent · categorization Score Locate content on ordered, described levels. severity · quality · relevance Noul Evaluate one defined yes/no proposition. flags · matching · escalation How the audit works A seven-step read-only pipeline. Nothing runs, nothing is sent to Jev, no paid inference to discover candidates. One skill, both platforms Claude Code and Codex read the same SKILL.md . Pick your install. Claude Code copy into skills clone and drop the skill in place git clone https://github.com/AltSlate-Labs/jevable-code.git cp -r jevable-code/skills/find-jevable-code \ ~/.claude/skills/ Codex install the plugin .codex-plugin/plugin.json ships in the repo codex skill install \ https://github.com/AltSlate-Labs/jevable-code.git Then, in a session with the skill available: Use find-jevable-code to audit this repository for decisions suited to Jev Choice, Score, or Noul, and rank the opportunities with code evidence and concrete question contracts. See the worked example https://github.com/AltSlate-Labs/jevable-code/tree/main/examples — a toy keyword router and the audit report the skill produces for it.