jev-chat

The chat decision assistant

Read them first, then reply. Before you answer, Jev works out what the other person really means, how risky the moment is and how to respond, then drafts replies you can fill in with one tap. Whether to send is always up to you.

🌐 Official website: chatjevs.com

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	Thanks to Bocha for sponsoring this project! Bocha is a search engine for AI, giving your applications access to information from across the web with clean, accurate, high-quality results. Its services include the Web Search API, Bocha Jev API, and other search and model APIs. open.bocha.cn
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Why jev-chat?

When a message lands, the hard part is not typing. It is working out what the other person really means: are they upset, testing you, or just chatting? Most AI tools skip that step and go straight to writing a reply.

jev-chat judges first. Its Jev judgment model reads the conversation and works out the other person's intent, the risk in the moment and the best way to respond. Only then does it draft replies, and it fills the one you pick into the message box.

• Judge before writing — intent, risk, what they need and the best action come before any draft
• Checked, ranked replies — every draft is checked against that judgment and ranked, so the best fit comes first
• Works where you chat — WhatsApp, QQ, Feishu and X on Android; chat windows on Windows and macOS; any app through the iOS keyboard
• You press send — jev-chat only fills the input box and never sends on its own
• Your keys, no server of ours — requests go only to the model provider you configure, with your own key
• Open source — MIT licensed, five apps across Android, Windows, macOS and iOS

Products

Both Android editions live in this repository. The other platforms have their own repositories.

Screenshots

Global edition · analysis	Global edition · scored replies	Chinese edition · overlay

Download & Installation

System Requirements

• Android: Android 11 or later (the Chinese edition needs an ARM64 phone)
• Windows: Windows 10 1903 or later, or Windows 11
• macOS: macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon
• iOS: build it yourself with Xcode

Android Users

Both can be installed on the same phone. After installing, open the app and follow its guide to turn on the accessibility service and the overlay permission. The global edition is built by @smgonthebeat.

Windows Users

Download the latest version from the Releases page. See the project README for setup.

macOS Users

Download the latest version from the Releases page. Apple Silicon only. See the project README for setup.

iOS Users

There is no App Store build yet. Build the keyboard from source with Xcode.

How It Works

1. Read. Jev reads the conversation on your screen: through the accessibility service on Android, the chat window on desktop (screenshots with on-device OCR, or system text APIs), and the message you copy on iOS. It does not modify the chat app or log in to it.
2. Judge first. Before any reply is written, a judgment model works out what the other person really wants, how risky the moment is and the best way to respond.
3. Draft, check, rank. Jev drafts replies, checks them against that judgment and ranks them. Tap one to fill it into the message box. You press send.

Privacy and Risk

• Android: chat text, plus any background you turn on, goes only to the model provider you configure, with your own key. We run no server and never receive your chats. Screenshots used for OCR never leave the phone.
• Windows, macOS and iOS: see each project's README for how it handles data.
• Privacy policies (Android): global edition · Chinese edition

Use at your own risk: Using Jev inside third-party apps such as QQ, Feishu, X, or WhatsApp may not comply with those apps' terms of service, and your account could be restricted or banned. Decide for yourself whether to use it.

Community and Feedback

• Problems with the global edition: report them with the WhatsApp bug template.
• Anything else: open an issue.
• Pull requests are welcome. For a new feature, open an issue first so we can talk it through.
• If Jev helps you, a Star on this repository helps us keep going.

Please get in touch by messaging the WeChat official account. Use it for partnerships, sponsorships or feedback. Messages sent elsewhere may be missed.

We'd love to hear what you actually need. Which chat app would you most like to use Jev with? What should it pick up on, how should it alert you, and what should it never touch? Send your thoughts to the official account.

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Copyright and License

Copyright © 2026 Finderchangchang and the jev-chat contributors. The code is available under the MIT License. See also NOTICE. Contributors are listed in CONTRIBUTORS.

• Commercial use is allowed: Individuals and companies may use, modify, redistribute, or integrate the code into their own products without payment or prior permission.
• Attribution is required: Keep LICENSE and NOTICE when distributing or using the project commercially, and credit the source in your product's About page, documentation, or release page. Suggested wording: Based on Jev Chat Assistant (https://github.com/jev-chat/jev-chat-jarvis).
• Do not use the names "Jev Chat Assistant" ("Jev 聊天助手") or "jev-chat", or the domain chatjevs.com, to imply that your product was made or endorsed by the original authors.

Disclaimer: This project only processes conversations on your own device that you are authorized to view. Follow the terms of service of QQ, X, Feishu, WhatsApp, and any other apps you use, as well as applicable local laws and regulations. The authors accept no responsibility for the consequences of its use.