Jev in production › Agent tool and action selection
Jev picks the next browser automation step, click or fill action, with a probability score, in about 0.3s (CloakHQ).
Give it a goal in plain language. TypeSafe Jev decides every step in ~0.3 s, CloakBrowser carries it out like a human, and you get the result back as markdown.
It works as an MCP server (Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, any MCP client), a CLI, or a Python library. It runs on CloakBrowser, a stealth Chromium with human-like mouse and keyboard input.
Most browser agents ask a large language model to write the next action, which costs seconds per step. Jev is TypeSafe's first System One model. It doesn't generate text: you give it the current state plus typed questions, and it returns an answer with calibrated probabilities. A browser step is exactly that kind of question: which of these controls, doing what?
For the project's own README, linking back here: