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runline

A TypeSafe plugin exposing Jev decisions as callable actions in Runline Agent JavaScript.

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License: MITLanguage: TypeScriptLast push: 9/17/2026#multilanguage-sdk#mcp-integrations#typed-decisions

What Jev Does in this Architecture

evaluate, choice, score and noul actions submit questions and retain answers and usage.

Key Architecture Benefit

Composes decisions with Runline plugins; it does not automatically inspect every shell command for safety.

Review & Benchmark Note: Reviewed the fixed-version README and call path.
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