Hosted tier waitlist - 👍 if you want every without a Jev key

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every asks a yes/no question of every function in a codebase and ranks the answers:

every "catches an exception and then ignores it" ./repo

It runs on TypeSafe's Jev, which is still in early access — so right now you need your own
Jev API key to use it. If you don't have one, this thread is for you.

What a hosted tier would be

The same tool with no key and no setup: install, run, get ranked results. We'd hold the Jev
access and handle billing. Longer term, the same questions as a CI check — a lint rule
written in English ("no new functions that swallow errors") enforced on every pull request.

How to join

React with 👍 on this post. That's the whole signup — no email, no form. It's also the
only number we're looking at: the hosted tier gets built if enough people want it, and not
otherwise.

If you have thirty seconds more, a reply with any of these helps decide what to build first:

• the question you'd ask of your codebase
• rough size and main language (e.g. "~4k functions, Go")
• CLI on your machine, CI check on pull requests, or both
• whether your code can leave your network at all (see below)

Straight answers

• Your code would leave your machine. every sends function source to a model to be
  judged. Self-hosted today, that's TypeSafe's API; hosted, it would be our service and then
  TypeSafe's. If that's a dealbreaker, say so in a reply — it tells us whether an on-prem or
  bring-your-own-key option matters.
• No dates, no pricing yet. This thread exists to find out whether to build it.
• Already have a Jev key? You don't need to wait: pip install every, then
  every --selftest. The README has recorded runs you can read without a key.

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