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GitHub - Cairn-ink/cairn-jev-lab: Test what your AI should remember. An experimental, source-aware memory admission evaluator powered by Jev
listed 48m agoreviewed by JevTest what your AI should remember. An experimental, source-aware memory admission evaluator powered by Jev, with editable cases and inspectable results. - Cairn-ink/cairn-jev-lab
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- Context & Memory
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- 2026-09-25
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