Jev in the Wild: a study of the emerging project ecosystem

A research paper studying how public GitHub projects use Jev as a reusable decision component. It categorizes applications, typed interfaces and decision purposes, then compares project distribution with public attention.

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The authors analyze 2,170 public Jev-related projects collected through September 22, 2026. They find that attention concentrates in routing and interface agents while project counts are distributed differently across application domains.

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