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OPEN REPLICAS

Local & replica models

Independent projects that reproduce the typed-decision interface on open weights or tiny specialists.

From this task to a first run

Choose a project, read its requirements, then follow its setup reference or a related guide.

Open models that speak the Jev interface locally, with their own accuracy and latency numbers.

74 entries

simple-jev

SimpleJev.ai from Featherless: a fully open-source library that takes any Hugging Face model and 'Jev-ifies' it behind an API endpoint, with public no-key endpoints, vision via chat-format images (Gemma, Qwen) and an RFDT tuning recipe to distil your prompts into a smaller production model.

Support-ticket example with recorded option probabilities in minojev's domain playground.
Recorded minojev decision distributions by zeredy879. Demo screenshot ↗ ·

minojev: a trained decision head on a frozen language model

An independent Jev-style project that freezes a language-model backbone and trains a small decision head over cached candidate features. It publishes typed probability outputs, datasets and browser presentations of its benchmark and game policies.

Luce replay showing ticket queue, priority, anger probabilities and human-review cases.
Recorded ticket triage and review queue by scienthoon; replay, no live inference. Demo screenshot ↗ ·

Luce: train and calibrate a decision model for your task

A task-specific pipeline generates or labels data with an LLM teacher, trains a LoRA and decision head, then evaluates and serves Choice, Score and Noul probabilities. A public support-triage replay shows saved model outputs and review routing.

Recorded candidate decisions and probability labels on JevForge's mock browser surface.
JevForge's recorded Mind2Web candidate replay by zwliJay; API offline during capture. Demo screenshot ↗ ·

JevForge: decision-data synthesis, training and web-action scoring

An end-to-end research toolkit builds decision records, trains and calibrates candidate scorers, and serves a Jev-compatible API. Its released Qwen3.5-0.8B model ranks supplied web actions, while the public demo presents recorded Mind2Web decisions.

Saved Snake board with three move probabilities and a revealed model choice.
Open-Jev's recorded Snake decision by Zefan-Cai; no live inference. Demo screenshot ↗ ·

Open-Jev: trained decision heads and an inspectable replay workbench

An independent family of LoRA adapters and scalar decision heads returns Choice, Noul and Score outputs over pinned Qwen backbones. The project publishes training data, evaluation records, a CPU classification workbench and interactive saved-decision replays.