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Jev Codex Router

By 0xNatoshi

Archived Jev Codex Router: per-call model and effort selection for a local Codex setup.

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Implementation overview

This community monorepo embeds a Codex Router fork and sends a bounded decision state to Jev for model, effort, and route-lease choices. The selected model receives the full Codex request. The repository was archived by its owner on September 24, 2026.

What you can test

Use the source to study a local Codex routing design: a small Jev decision state selects a route while the executing model keeps the complete request. The repository also includes decision logs and a report command for examining what was actually served.

What you need

The current README requires macOS with Codex desktop, Node.js 22.19+, Python 3.11+, and your own TypeSafe API key. Its self-contained checkout supplies install.sh; a separate Codex Router checkout is no longer required. Review the archived installer before running it locally.

Limits and evidence

The repository is read-only after archival. Its roughly 60% savings figure comes from a historical 237-turn simulation under an older policy, not measured Codex quota saved or proof of the current policy. Quota fallback depends on compatible local routes actually being configured.

Example from the README

README report command: inspect locally logged routing decisions after installation and real usage.

python3 server/report_routing.py --days 7 --policy current

Read next and verify

Jev decision basics · Another agent workflow · Project README

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Codexmodel routingproxy

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