Act
Snapshot the page, let Jev pick from a menu of real elements, execute, verify. Looped until the goal is met.
“Book the cheapest flight next Friday”
A side-panel agent for Chrome. Describe a task in plain language and Jevvy clicks, types, scrapes and sorts in your current tab, fast enough that you'll stop reaching for the mouse.
Some use cases
| Name | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Trail Runner 2 | $89.00 | 4.6 |
| Summit Shell | $142.50 | 4.8 |
| Daypack 24L | $64.00 | 4.4 |
| Merino Tee | $38.00 | 4.7 |
Bring your choice of provider
Features
Snapshot the page, let Jev pick from a menu of real elements, execute, verify. Looped until the goal is met.
“Book the cheapest flight next Friday”
Finds the repeated list, scrolls to load more, and maps every row to the fields you asked for.
“Scrape name and price of every product”
Jev labels each item in a list, eight in parallel, and hands you a table you can export as CSV.
“Sort my inbox by urgency”
Missing a date, a name or a choice? Jevvy asks you in the panel instead of guessing.
“Which day did you mean?”
Follow up with “now pick the cheapest” and it continues in the same tab with earlier turns as context. Your last 50 chats are saved locally and can be reopened any time.
Pick a planner provider, paste your key, choose any model ID. Each provider remembers its own settings.
How it works
Makes the quick per-step calls: which element to click, is the goal met, are we stuck, is this action risky.
Breaks the task into steps and writes what Jev can't: search terms, form values, extracted fields. Jev hands off whenever it is unsure.
Type the task in the side panel.
The planner outlines the steps.
Jev clicks and types in your tab.
Each step is checked before the next.
Safety
Never types into password or card fields. Bookings stop at the payment page.
Anything that looks like purchase, send, delete or submit goes through a risk check and waits for you.
Step limits, loop detection and a Stop button. Closing the panel stops the run.
Content from the page is passed to the planner as data, never as instructions.
Stored in chrome.storage.local and sent only to the providers you chose.
Drives one tab you already have open, already logged in.
Load the extension in under a minute.
# build the extension $ npm install $ npm run build # then in Chrome chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked → dist/