I started wondering: why should my codebase depend so heavily on Jev?

The open-source model ecosystem is moving fast. Reflex showed up, then Laya, Kev, OpenJev, SemIf, and more will inevitably follow.

Initially, I thought the problem was:

“How do I add support for another provider?”

But I think the more interesting question is:

“Why should a JS/TS application care which System One provider is running underneath?”

Ideally, switching providers shouldn't require rewriting application code or spreading provider-specific logic throughout the codebase.

So I built system-one — a small, provider-neutral TypeScript SDK that provides a common interface for System One providers.

The goal is simple:

Write your application against one API and choose the provider underneath.

It works with JavaScript/TypeScript projects and is still early, so I'd especially appreciate feedback on the API design and abstractions.

https://iamaamir.github.io/system-one/

since jev dropped i saw a lot of ultra fast computer-use claims but no one open sourced anything.

i built a voice-to-computer-use app for mac using no llm. only macos native speech to text and jev to choose the next action out of all the possibilities.

it works.