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typesafe-mcp
Give coding assistants structured decisions
How this project uses Jev
- Input
- State and structured questions
- Jev decides
- Choice, Score, and Noul evaluations
- Code executes
- MCP returns typed results to the client
EDITOR’S NOTES
Where to start
Who it is for
For developers who want to try structured decision tools inside an MCP-compatible assistant.
Setup requirements
Requires a compatible MCP client, the server installation environment and TypeSafe configuration. Use the pinned repository instructions for versions and startup commands.
Suggested first experiment
Start with a Choice question with explicit alternatives, then test Score and Noul. Inspect response structure, error handling and elapsed time in the client.
Before adopting
A connected tool does not establish decision accuracy or end-to-end latency. Keep actions under client-side policy and start with read-only tasks.
Editorial guidance based on linked sources; not an independent runtime test.
Evidence and limitations
Integration instructions were reviewed. Client installation and end-to-end latency have not been independently tested here.
This project has not been run independently here. Author-reported results are not independently verified results.