AI & Machine Learning

Jev + Pi: a probability gate for my coding agent's shell commands

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A new auto-mode extension for the Pi coding agent, 'pi-jev-auto-mode,' utilizes TypeSafe's decision-only model, Jev, to evaluate shell commands. This system categorizes commands based on known patterns and then uses Jev's probability scores for uncertain commands, aiming to prevent approval fatigue and unsandboxed execution. The measured gap in Jev's probability scores allows for a clear threshold to be set, with a critical implication being that tightening safety thresholds too much can inadvertently allow malicious commands to pass.

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