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jev-docs

An unofficial, community-maintained archive that tracks TypeSafe's official Jev documentation, SDKs, agent skill and known model limitations over time, recording sources, hashes and timestamps rather than mirroring the hosted pages wholesale.

jev-docs

jev-docs is an unofficial reference project that tracks the official documentation, SDKs and agent guidance published by TypeSafe for its Jev and System One APIs. A synchronizer observes only official TypeSafe sources: the live documentation index and its discovered pages, the official Python and JavaScript SDK repositories with their package metadata and changelogs, and the official agent skill, excluding a static landing page that is not the authoritative documentation tree.

Rather than copying the hosted documentation wholesale, since no license for it was found, the project records URLs, discovery metadata, content hashes, timestamps and small excerpts needed to audit its own generated state. Its files include a concise best-practices guide for humans and coding agents, a record of upstream-documented model limitations kept separate from stable programming-model facts, and a structured index of official cookbooks and recipes by category and difficulty.

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