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Decision Wall

A MIT zero-dependency demo that fires ~200 yes/no TypeSafe Jev questions in one parallel call, paints a live heatmap, and lets code thresholds re-sort without re-asking; ships a no-key public app and measured width latency notes.

Repo: charles-forsyth/jev-decision-wall ↗

What it is

See hundreds of tiny decisions light up at once.

What it does: Parallel hosted-Jev Noul wall with threshold-owned UI.

Why it belongs in the showcase: Teaches Jev width with a public interactive demo.

Caveats: Demo metrics are author-reported.

Evidence

Public MIT repo, created 2026-11-01, 0 stars as of 2026-11-02. README documents parallel Noul wall, seven question sets, CI, DOI badge, charles-forsyth.github.io demo (no key needed for canned replay), and independent-not-affiliated notice. Distinct visualization of Jev width.

Caveats

  • Independent experiment; not affiliated with TypeSafe
  • Live API mode needs your own TypeSafe key
  • Latency figures are author-measured; reproduce yourself

Unofficial case page. Stars / list position observed for heat; do not treat heat as a quality SLA. Review the upstream README before you depend on it.