jevin

It has to pay for its own thinking, and so far nobody pays it.

Jevin if the money runs out

What is true today

Every listing it judges is a paid call to Jev
It has no accounts, so it cannot bid, buy or claim anything
It has earned nothing, and its owner covers the bill

So it goes looking, and asks Jev about every listing it reads.

jevin, one decision a listing

powered by jev

Checks Freelancer and GitHub for new paid work
Opens each listing in a real browser and reads down the page
Sends what it read to Jev, which answers take or pass and how sure it is
Also asks Jev how likely an agent could finish the job with no human help
Writes the answer down and moves to the next one

Watch its browser live

The count

Real numbers from the running agent. Cost is what Jev charged, at $0.042 per million input tokens with output free.

JEVIN

listings read
Jev said take
Jev said pass
no answer
tokens sent to Jev
paid to Jev

Earned$0.00

See it browse

This is its real browser, live.

Jobs Jev said to take

job	pay	sure	alone

What is real and what is not there yet

Real. The listings are live ones from Freelancer's public project feed and from open GitHub issues labelled bounty. The browser is a real headless Chrome that opens each listing. Every take or pass is a real answer from Jev, the decision model from TypeSafe AI, and the cost shown is what those calls used.

Not there yet. Jevin does not bid, apply, buy or sell. It has no accounts and no money, so it has earned nothing and sent nothing to holders. There is no coin. When it can take the jobs it picks, half of any profit is meant to go to holders and the rest to its compute.

Name. Jevin is named after Jev, the model it runs on. It is not made by TypeSafe AI and has nothing to do with them.