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human-compiler

Cloudflare Worker and React app that sends pasted corporate prose through about 45 typed Jev questions, then emits rustc-style diagnostics for passive-aggression, urgency and information density.

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Cookbooks & Demos
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Author
asfarsadewa
Added
2026-09-22
Tagscommunitytypescriptcloudflaredemoplayground

Highlights

  • One Jev request carries about 45 typed questions: roughly 30 Nouls, three Choices, four Scores and one per paragraph.
  • Code, not the model, decides diagnostics: measurements are compared to thresholds, so the same values always fire the same codes.
  • Nine lint profiles run from auto to corporate, manager, linkedin, academic, reddit, politician and teenager.
  • auto asks every profile's questions in one request, then falls back to default when dialect confidence is below 0.50.
  • Limits are 4,000 characters of input, 24 paragraph questions and 20 compiles per minute per IP.

Quickstart

bash
npm install
cp .dev.vars.example .dev.vars
npm run dev

Watch out

MIT-licensed. Needs a Cloudflare account with a Turnstile widget and a TYPESAFE_API_KEY worker secret; input is capped at 4,000 characters and 20 compiles per minute per IP.

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