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Agent Squad: typed Jev routing
Agent Squad includes JevClassifier implementations in TypeScript and Python. A typed Choice question selects among configured agents using the request and conversation context.
Notes
The router includes an unknown option for requests outside the offered agents and validates the selected agent and confidence.
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Destinations
How to run
- Stack
- TypeScript or Python library
- Requirements
- An existing TypeScript/Node project, or Python environment
- Keys / accounts
- Credentials for configured agent providers; TypeSafe key for JevClassifier. The README quickstart uses AWS Bedrock.
Install the library, then use the README TypeScript quickstart to register agents and call routeRequest. Configure provider access before executing it. The linked Jevland guide isolates the next-step policy from downstream agents.
npm install agent-squadREADME review · · Documentation reviewed; project installation and live API not run.
Next: follow the practical guide → · compare projects for this task →
Try a walkthrough
- Connect Jev to your app →
Set up the Python SDK, make a typed routing decision and keep the result under your application's control.
- Connect Jev with JavaScript and TypeScript →
Make a server-side structured decision with the official SDK, then check the response before your app uses it.
- Route the next step of an agent →
Let Jev choose a proposed next step, then apply an explicit allow, review or fallback policy before any tool runs.
Verification levels
- HTTP availability
- Link reachable ·
Method: bounded HTTP request with redirects. HTTP 200 · HTTP response only. Checked destination ↗ · Last reachable - Browser demo scenario
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- Build
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- Live API test
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