Show which Opus 5.5 effort level (low/medium/high) the TypeSafe Jev reflex would pick for a task, and why, without running it. Use when the user asks how hard Jev thinks a task is or what effort it would use.
Scanned 9/28/2026
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---
name: jev-route
description: Show which Opus 5.5 effort level (low/medium/high) the TypeSafe Jev reflex would pick for a task, and why, without running it. Use when the user asks how hard Jev thinks a task is or what effort it would use.
argument-hint: <task to classify>
allowed-tools: Bash
---
# Ask Jev for an effort decision
This makes one Jev call and no Claude call:
```bash
npx -y jev-opus@latest --route-only <<'JEV_TASK'
$ARGUMENTS
JEV_TASK
```
Report the task type, difficulty, stakes, the chosen effort, and the reasons line. If `$ARGUMENTS` is empty, ask the user which task to classify.
If Jev isn't configured, the answer comes from local heuristics. Tell the user that, and mention `npx -y jev-opus@latest init`.
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