Jev in production › Code and security review
Jev judges pull-request duplicates and groups fixes into reviewable batches for the Omarchy project's 2,200-PR backlog triage, with humans making the final merge call (author).

Tranche, the backlog keeper. A configurable PR triage tool for public GitHub repositories. It spots likely duplicates and gathers changes into reviewable batches. Jev supplies the judgments; humans make the merge call.
One directory is one deployment: a binding of Tranche to one repository. The directory holds the deployment contract (tranche.json), the captured PR corpus, the stored judgments and the published reports — everything the deployment owns. The binary holds no state and no global configuration; --root selects the deployment and defaults to the current directory. N repositories under review means N deployment directories and one binary.
For the project's own README, linking back here: