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Jev as an observer of agent runs
Good for progress and cost-to-finish, not for guarding anything.
Open x.com ↗Great article from Hrishi!
So despite all the hype, JEV is a great observer for agent runs (progress, time/cost-to-finish, trace labeling), but not a security gate, and not yet a laziness detector.
Still sounds good to plan JEV into our roadmap and explore some use cases for
The decision Jev makes
Pick the next click, field or navigation from the legal actions on screen.
Where it fits
Browser agents need to choose an action on every step. With Jev each step is a choice from the actions actually available on the page, which keeps agents fast and on the rails. All 299 agents & browsers projects →
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