unclutter
Browser extension that removes page clutter with reusable template rules.
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Browser extension that removes page clutter with reusable template rules.
Chrome extension that asks "is this element an ad?" per DOM node; a toy, and it says so.
Labels every post in your X timeline with what it wants you to do.
Live tone labels for Bluesky posts and drafts.
Puts a live meter on any video: every sentence scored on five questions, rendered as a 16:9 edit, a whole debate for about two cents.
Asks Jev the question every ten minutes, using the actual headlines.
Turns privacy policies into nutrition-style labels with plain-language answers, Jev confidence scores, and suggested source clauses.
Game of Thrones roleplay where a story model writes each scene and Jev answers five typed questions that drive the header, soundtrack, art, and next prompt.
Jev experiments starting with a local CV-screening workbench, each with its own measured results.
Small harness connecting evidence, Jev judgments, permitted actions, and verified outcomes.
Chrome extension that finds sponsor reads from the transcript or live audio and jumps past them; code owns every timestamp, under a cent an hour in transcript mode.
Neovim plugin: ask the buffer a plain-language question, Treesitter splits it into functions, Jev scores each one, and the answers land in quickfix ranked by probability.
Menu-bar Swift app turning spoken commands into Jev typed decisions and macOS actions.
Rust CLI and MCP server for SEO and GEO checks over DuckDuckGo results, scored by Jev.
Neon Function proxy for the Neon AI Gateway with Jev routing in front.
OpenPoke fork that moves email screening, a tool-call guardrail, and search reranking onto Jev, with an A/B against the Sonnet call it replaced and an adversarial run on the injection gate.
Voice-driven auto-advance for Slidev on Cloudflare Agents.
Browser extension that reads the caption track and paints a per-segment sponsor probability on the seek bar before the intro ends, no crowd database; reports 77 percent of SponsorBlock's sponsor seconds caught over 23 videos at $0.0008 a video.