Triage 2026-09-26: the top 30, all 30 listed - #49
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Every candidate cloned and grepped in code; all thirty made a real call or were open decision models. Notable: TypeSafeAI/jev-harness comes from a community organisation whose name reads like the vendor's, which its own README is careful to disclaim -- the entry says so too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013MQewmnosW2tdUbmHCnryG
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Fourth day under the queue rule from #45. Discovery found 43; this is the top 30 by stars, and the 13 rows below the line keep their place for tomorrow.
Every candidate was shallow-cloned and grepped in code. Unusually, nothing was ignored and nothing was held back: all thirty either made a real call or were open decision models, and all thirty have a README that explains how to run them.
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The one worth checking carefully was TypeSafeAI/jev-harness. The organisation name reads like the vendor's, so we checked before listing:
TypeSafeAIis "TypeSafe Community", created 2026-09-18 — three days after Jev launched — with the blogjev.worksand no verification. The official organisation istypesafe-ai, created 2024-05-28, which publishes the SDKs. To the project's credit its README says so itself, under "Repository provenance": the community organisation is independent of the official team and this is not an official SDK or an endorsed runtime. The entry carries that distinction, because the URL alone would mislead.Four more worth naming:
evaluatetool, pointed either at Jev or at an open System One model you host./v1/systemoneendpoint.--backend typesafemakes Jev the chooser, which is the honest way to offer both.jev-agent-design-with-topk-logits-choices, listed since the 25th. The description says it is the same research line with an extended option space, so the pair does not read as two unrelated projects.Stats regenerated with
trending.py's ownentry_count: 336 → 366 entries.awesome-lintclean apart from the two pre-existing spell-check warnings onjevqlandjevframe.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_013MQewmnosW2tdUbmHCnryG