moqi-jev-loop

The /JevLoop control panel for moqi, on top of dsh-jev-loop.

It is a thin adapter: moqi brings the tuiHost seam, dsh-jev-loop brings the jevLoop service, and this package turns that service into rows and actions. It judges nothing itself and never applies where either service is absent.

Published to npm as moqi-jev-loop. This repository carries the dsh-plugin topic — the whole of the dshfind listing mechanism: the marketplace indexes public repositories by that topic and syncs daily, so there is no listing step per release.

Install

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add dsh-jev-loop
dsh plugin --profile <profile> add moqi-jev-loop

Both bundles are needed — the core mounts the gates, this one mounts the panel. With moqi running, /JevLoop then joins the command palette.

The panel

The adapter registers a tuiHost panel, so /JevLoop joins moqi's command palette and nothing about it lives in moqi's core: moqi only knows how to draw rows and raise a masked prompt. The panel lists the API key and the four gates with their live state; enter toggles a gate, the change applies immediately, and it persists to $DSH_HOME/jev-loop.json.

The API key row opens a masked prompt: the draft is never rendered and never touches the composer, transcript, or shell history. The value is written to the Harness credential store (ctx.credentials, ref TYPESAFE_API_KEY) and the core picks it up on the next judgment — no restart. The row shows whether a key is live and where it came from (config, credential:file, env:TYPESAFE_APIKEY), never the value. A Clear API key row appears once one is set.

Key resolution order: explicit apiKey config, then the credential store, then TYPESAFE_API_KEY / TYPESAFE_APIKEY in the environment. The gates are registered even with no key, so setting one activates them immediately.

Test it

The throwaway profile composes dsh-base, the fixed moqi TUI checkout, the core, and this adapter:

npm install            # typescript + @types/node + dsh-jev-loop
npm run link-harness   # symlink the installed harness's @deepseek-ai packages
npm run build
npm run install-profile -- jev-dev
TYPESAFE_APIKEY=… dsh --profile jev-dev

install-profile links the moqi TUI from a sibling ../moqi checkout by default (MOQI_ROOT overrides it) and the core from a sibling ../dsh-jev-loop checkout when one is built (JEV_LOOP_CORE_ROOT overrides it), falling back to the published dsh-jev-loop on npm when it is not.

Inside the app /JevLoop toggles the gates, and ~/.dsh/jev-loop.jsonl records every judgment.

Layout

src/panel.ts   rows and actions over the core's service
src/index.ts   the tuiHost seam
tests/         panel.ts driven with a fake service
scripts/       harness linking and the throwaway profile installer

Docs

The module boundary and the generated whiteboard are documented in docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.