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Jev Syntax Highlighter

The example pairs local tokenization with Jev-generated language and lint annotations in a small developer tool.

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How it uses Jev

Limited inference from the creator post and inspected demo: A code highlighter first tokenizes pasted code in the author's app, then uses Jev to name the programming language, color each word, and report which of nine lint rules fire and where. The post says the nine rules are implemented in code, but does not disclose the Jev request shape or how the app maps its response to highlighting.

Why it is interesting

The example pairs local tokenization with Jev-generated language and lint annotations in a small developer tool. It describes a clear division of tasks, while leaving the request format and output validation unspecified.

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