Docs / source reviewed
Jev Browser Memory Assistant
Find a remembered webpage with local retrieval and Jev reranking
How this project uses Jev
- Input
- The user’s recollection plus locally retrieved titles, domains, visit times and counts; the Jev payload omits full URLs and page bodies
- Jev decides
- Noul evaluates each candidate and whether any plausible match exists; the overall and top-candidate probabilities are compared with a threshold
- Code executes
- Chrome / Edge history is retrieved locally with keyword and vector search, then presented in Jev-ranked order
Evidence and limitations
MIT source and outbound fields were reviewed without installing the Windows app or testing retrieval quality. Enabling Jev sends the query and selected history metadata to an external service. A personal API key is required, and the public installer is unsigned; this listing is not a security certification.
This project has not been run independently here. Author-reported results are not independently verified results.
Original sources
- https://github.com/ccdepsilon/jev-browser-memory-assistant/blob/831becfd9e5009211089432e613dc2849974c853/README.md ↗
- https://github.com/ccdepsilon/jev-browser-memory-assistant/blob/831becfd9e5009211089432e613dc2849974c853/LICENSE ↗
- https://github.com/ccdepsilon/jev-browser-memory-assistant/blob/831becfd9e5009211089432e613dc2849974c853/apps/server/src/jev.ts ↗
- https://github.com/ccdepsilon/jev-browser-memory-assistant/blob/831becfd9e5009211089432e613dc2849974c853/apps/server/src/search.ts ↗