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jev has changed computer-use forever. i built a computer use tool with jev that costs basically nothing to use, and has sub-second latency. it can even decide what to type, and doesn't need an LLM. open source. link below. no LLM required.

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shiv1 month ago

repo: also, if you're building computer-use agents that need applications without the overhead of an entire computer, i'd love to talk - @tryisle

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Daniel Zambrini1 month ago

Wait I thought Jev could not generate text, so how does it type?

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Asaf Mazuz1 month ago

Nice! Consider adding it to

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Asklv1 month ago

Great proof that computer use can be reduced to fast, bounded click/type decisions instead of a generative loop. We used that split for social research: Jev picks typed actions, socai runs them in Chrome, and evidence becomes a cited report:

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Phanindra Reddy1 month ago

here are some opensource use cases, love if you can submit a pr here as wlel

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Ábel Énekes1 month ago

Congrats man, but at this point every second person who has access to a coding agent did it

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Pranav1 month ago

add this on

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Taper Solanki1 month ago

The real breakthrough is making computer use an engineered primitive instead of an expensive LLM loop.

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Harshit Khemani1 month ago

wait, wdym "doesn't need an llm"? @grok

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Scooby1 month ago

Hey saw your repo, wanted to talk about the pros/cons of using screenshots/labeling ui elements vs using internal accessibility stuff the apps expose. Would love to talk more

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Diplocracy1 month ago

Could you make it test mobile games/apps somehow? So it tests everything, clicks everywhere, tries to break it and notes all the bugs?

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Truegav1 month ago

How good is it at tasks though?

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Jeremy Bosma1 month ago

The no-LLM part is the unlock

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Brian Hadu1 month ago

how does it decide what to type without using an LLM?

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The M0d3rn R3tr0 Gam3r1 month ago

Im gonna install this to help with youtube and opusclip automation and see if it works

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GBE1 month ago

wait so this can actually be your personal assistant like actually

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Leo1 month ago

sub-second: relating to a time interval of less than one second

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Harrison1 month ago

sub-second latency on computer use is the part that matters. nobody talks about it but it's why most of these demos feel broken in practice

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Chef Decoder1 month ago

nice one 🔥🔥🔥

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Vlad Terin1 month ago

Nice! How are you building the choices for what to type? My Codex version supplies the text and lets Jev choose the action—curious about your approach.

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ZAY TRADE1 month ago

Damn JEV is like the upgrade from cydia repos x 10000

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Isma1 month ago

can't see yet only receives DOM

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AI Mastery Guide1 month ago

Wait, no LLM at all?

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Ravi1 month ago

latency was always the bigger blocker for computer use, more than cost. a screenshot → model → action round trip on every step adds up fast on a 20 step task. drop the model call and most of that goes away. then the hard part is grounding: finding the right element after the UI

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Tobi1 month ago

the important distinction is not whether a model is in the loop. it is whether the system can keep the action narrow and check the result before it becomes consequential.the important distinction is not whether a model is in the loop. it is whether the system can keep the action narrow and check the result before it becomes consequential.

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Klasta1 month ago

No LLM in the loop. The keys already knew the sentence.

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Siddharth Vishwanath1 month ago

Can it fill out forms for me? Can it send text through whatsapp?

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Valentin Rudloff1 month ago

The app keeps quitting the app I want to interact with

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Jhon Dennis1 month ago

不靠大模型也能把下一步选出来 这才是真正的 agent 基础设施 延迟和成本一起下来 普通人也能随手接进工作流

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Milos Zlatanovic1 month ago

how yall make all dis things

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Matteo M.1 month ago

Thats cool and all but wouldnt navigating via dom insta flag you as a bot? Especially since it is so incredibly fast

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Proud Indian 🇮🇳 (Modi Ka Pariwar)1 month ago

Would you have any extra invite?

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Dan1 month ago

This is so interesting

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Itay Abraham Cohen1 month ago

Ew why did you make him do such an abhorrent act to your machine

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