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Winnow

Filter tool output while keeping it recoverable

How this project uses Jev

Input
Read, Bash, and Grep output blocks
Jev decides
Whether content is still relevant to the task
Code executes
Keep relevant or uncertain content; cache hidden originals

EDITOR’S NOTES

Where to start

Who it is for

For agent-workflow developers processing large file, command and search outputs.

Setup requirements

Confirm the tool-output integration point and decision backend. The project supports other backends, so installing Winnow does not by itself establish that Jev is being used.

Suggested first experiment

Use output containing relevant, irrelevant and uncertain content. Inspect the filtering result, then try retrieving the hidden original text.

Before adopting

Check whether failures preserve the original output and whether hidden content can be recalled. Tune thresholds to the task; reduced text volume alone is not a quality measure.

Editorial guidance based on linked sources; not an independent runtime test.

Evidence and limitations

Original output is retained when errors are detected. Other evaluation backends are supported. Results depend on the task and thresholds; not independently tested here.

This project has not been run independently here. Author-reported results are not independently verified results.

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