Search curated Jev / System One projects and read their recorded inclusion evidence. Public, read-only tools with source links; no Awesome JEV account or API key required.
Scored across 2 tools
get_project retrieves a single project by identity while search_projects performs keyword/category/tag/language discovery. The two verbs and their scopes are unmistakably distinct, with no overlapping behavior.
Both tools follow a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_project, search_projects). The convention is applied uniformly across the entire surface.
Two tools is on the thin side for a project directory, leaving the surface with only a lookup and a search. It is defensible for a read-only snapshot service, but borderline minimal.
Retrieval and discovery are covered, and read-only access is appropriate for a build snapshot. However, there is no way to enumerate available categories, tags, or languages, and no bulk/list-all operation, which creates discovery dead ends for an agent without a keyword in mind.
Read one public GitHub project and its inclusion evidence. Resolves known old addresses; missing or hidden identities return null.
Inputs: identity (required).
Find public Jev / System One projects by keyword, category, tag or language. Returns bounded pages from a build snapshot.
Inputs: tag, page, sort, limit, +3 more.
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