NewSuperTerminal
A terminal app whose command palette combines local fuzzy matching with optional Jev ranking of commands, tabs, and sessions for plain-language searches.
Added to Jevfast
NewHow it uses Jev
A sufficiently long settled query is compared against currently available palette rows. Jev returns a candidate Choice and whether any candidate matches. The app may promote a strong candidate or fill otherwise empty results while keeping local matching responsive.
What Jev decides
Command-palette candidate match gateExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · any match
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION
Does at least one candidate genuinely satisfy the query? Low when the query is gibberish or asks for something no candidate offers.
STATE
A settled command-palette query, active tab ID, and available candidates with IDs, kinds, and labels. This chart shows the fixed any_match question; the same request also contains a dynamic pick Choice over those candidate IDs.
JEV · NOUL
YesNo
App workflow
- Open palette
The user opens the command palette and enters a query.
- Match locally
Local fuzzy matching updates immediately as the query changes.
- Rank settled query
For an eligible settled query, Jev ranks the current candidate rows and estimates whether any match.
- Merge results
The app applies its confidence and any-match thresholds to promote or fill rows without blocking keyboard use.
Why it is interesting
It joins a semantic ranker with a local fallback and uses a separate any-match decision to avoid forcing irrelevant results into the palette.