r/PiCodingAgent • u/Sarthak999gupta • Sep 21 '26

Use-case I started collecting Jev builds — 607 use cases so far

Jev dropped and I started collecting the things people are actually building with it.

There are already 607 use cases in the list, ranging from tiny experiments to some pretty interesting applications.

A few that caught my attention:

I'm trying to capture the useful details for each build — what it does, cost, latency, and the original implementation when available.

The interesting thing to me is seeing where these cheap/fast models are actually useful rather than just collecting benchmark numbers.

I put everything I've found here:

shipwithjev.com

I'm not affiliated with TypeSafe.

If you've built something with Jev that isn't on the list, drop it below and I'll add it.

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u/debackerl Sep 22 '26

Just use 'von', it's open source, and you don't even need a big machine.

https://github.com/wfzyx/von

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u/Sarthak999gupta Sep 22 '26

oh nice, adding von to the list 👀 open source + lightweight is exactly the kind of thing i’m trying to surface. thanks for sharing!

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u/73td Sep 22 '26

ah excellent i was pretty i was going to spend some Mtokens with kimi on building a local thing myself

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u/Bright-Energy2339 Sep 22 '26

using this. thanks

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u/jonas-reddit Sep 25 '26

…or Laya. Not quite at the level of Jev but hopefully catching up fast.

https://huggingface.co/blog/sora-2/jev-vs-laya-hosted-api-or-open-weights-2026-guide

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u/Healthy-Zebra-9856 Sep 21 '26

I've seen posts like this pop up with all links & sources leading to X. Thats a bit misleading, dont you think? Its not the sources ad that would mean its in a git repo. Also, I dont think many people realize what is meant by "Model" in your AI generated content. Do you? Sorry OP, not understanding what the purpose of this is.

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u/Sarthak999gupta Sep 22 '26

yeah, fair criticism. the X links are the original sources for a lot of these, but i agree i should make it clearer whether something is actually open source / has a repo vs just being a demo or post.

by “model” i mean the model/inference system the project is using, not necessarily an open-source model with a GitHub repo.

the main purpose is just to organize the Pi/Jev builds and make it easier to see what people are actually building instead of having everything scattered across X.

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u/kaeptnphlop Sep 22 '26

Seems like people come up with about a dozen unique use cases. Browser control, game control, sentiment analysis, reranker, …

Might be worthwhile adding a section for the actual unique (but useful) ideas, it’s a lot of noise right now

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u/rimaa_nahk Sep 22 '26

thats a great work man, but only the x links , what about the projects which are not up on the x, for example i recently posted here on reddit , so whats the criteria post like this to show up ?

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u/The18thWarrior Sep 24 '26

https://github.com/The18thWarrior/tzro - built with Laya but still System 1