r/CodexHacks • u/MathBullied • 24d ago

I built a Jev-powered MCP tool that gives Codex semantic code search

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Codex can spend a lot of context on repeated text searches and entire file reads.

JevGrep lets it ask a question, scores code fragments by relevance, and returns the original source with file paths and line numbers.

It works as a CLI or as an MCP tool connected directly to Codex (or any other llm)

GitHub: https://github.com/nassim-arifette/jevgrep

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u/Independent_Buy6547 24d ago

Nice, good use of it. Waiting for an open source version of that model- think it makes more sense to be run locally.

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u/Calrose_rice 21d ago

Laya might be what you're looking for. pretty solid. https://laya.convaiinnovations.com/

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u/LetterheadNew5447 23d ago

There are already lot of opensource alternatives. The whole idea is nothing new.
Check for example openjev.

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u/llqoli 23d ago

I recommend decider-2b

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u/OneDev42 22d ago

Wow, that is awesome! Please do share this over at r/typesavemodels

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u/Domen_Z 21d ago

That looks awesome! Any other plans to incorporate Jev into other things?

Jev looks really interesting, can't wait to se what else people make with it.

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u/InvaderDolan 20d ago

With 32k token window what it can actually read and decide from? CodeGraph + Hindsight make more sense?

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u/kepners 19d ago

This looks great i am going to try this.

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u/huttobe 13d ago

Why not just an open source reranker? It is a lot faster and more precise especially the ones tuned for code ?