4 source-linked records
Two searches and one Jev-selected post-detail read, compiled into a Markdown report.
- Elapsed
- 63.969 s
- Status
- Complete
Describe an Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn research goal. TypeSafe Jev chooses the next bounded operation; the local socai CLI executes it in Chrome; captured evidence streams into cards and a cited report.
Instagram
TikTokLocal UI · real CLI calls · no mock fallback · MIT licensed · #1 Tool of the Day on OSSDrop ↗
OpenAI introduced the Decisions API at DevDay 2026 ↗, widening the category beyond Jev.
Jev Social currently uses TypeSafe Jev through OpenRouter. OpenAI Decisions API support is not yet wired; compatibility will only be claimed after its public contract can be tested end to end.
typed decision→socai action→browser evidence
The recording is at 1× speed. Current builds also show every operation Jev chooses.
Replay one audited run ↗
The model never writes shell commands or arbitrary selectors.
Jev selects Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn from a typed choice.
Search, open an observed post or profile, read comments, download selected video, or finish.
socai drives your existing Chrome session and returns structured evidence.
Post cards stay visible while Jev evaluates the new state and builds the final report.
Every step offers only operations supported by the installed socai CLI and only targets observed in captured results. Attempted actions disappear from the next choice set.
goal find emerging design creators
jev instagram.search
socai captured 4 post cards
jev instagram.read_post [2]
socai captured caption + comments
jev finish
done source-linked report
Three dated local observations show what was captured, how long that run took, and where the evidence is incomplete.
Two searches and one Jev-selected post-detail read, compiled into a Markdown report.
A recorded CLI search with the returned post links preserved for inspection.
A 7,988,959-byte MP4 and 95,592-byte poster were captured; comments were unavailable.
These are individual local observations, not a benchmark or guaranteed latency. Live-site behavior, network conditions, login state, and Jev's selected operations change the total time. v0.1.8 adds a reproducible benchmark protocol ↗; no live benchmark results are published yet.
The tagged release uses OpenRouter Jev by default and can route decisions through a loopback Kev server without an OpenRouter key. Both paths keep browser execution inside the socai runtime and the user's Chrome session.
With the default OpenRouter provider, onboarding prompts for the OpenRouter key. On macOS and Windows, onboarding can also install the official socai CLI when it is missing. On Linux, install a current socai CLI from source first, then put it on PATH or set SOCAI_BIN.
npx github:socai-io/jev-social#v0.1.13 onboard
npx github:socai-io/jev-social#v0.1.13