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Semantic “Did you mean?” CLI wrapper (jym): when a subcommand is unknown, TypeSafe Jev picks among documented options by intent (from help text), not…

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Semantic "Did you mean?" for any CLI — wraps commands and uses TypeSafe's Jev to match subcommand typos by intent, not edit distance.

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Semantic "Did you mean?" for any CLI — wraps commands and uses TypeSafe's Jev to match subcommand typos by intent, not edit distance.

Semantic “Did you mean?” CLI wrapper (jym): when a subcommand is unknown, TypeSafe Jev picks among documented options by intent (from help text), not edit distance.

Shell wrapper that intercepts unknown subcommands, reads the target CLI help output, and asks Jev which documented subcommand matches the intent behind the typo.

The decision Jev makes

Label a change, score its risk, pick the relevant file, or decide whether a coding agent should continue.

Where it fits

Code review and coding agents are full of small questions: is this change risky, what kind of fix is this, which file matters. These projects answer them with Jev and route the rest to people or bigger models. All 450 coding & code review projects →

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