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Jev-Powered Self-Healing for Pistachio

Pistachio uses Jev to triage logged errors and categorize them as GitHub issues as part of its self-healing error and bug-handling workflow.

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I've added Jev to make Pistachio self-healing with it's error and bug handling. Basically I have independent routine flows to: > log error handling > triage those errors (using Jev to make a decision on them) and categorize them as issues in GH > a worker to run through that queue 5x a day > my QA harness for bug-checking and code review > then delivered to me every morning in a review for merge or if anything needs escalation which allows me to just focus on shipping features and improvements
Sep 24, 2026X postsView on X
A worker processes the issue queue five times a day, alongside a QA harness for bug-checking and code review. Results are delivered each morning for merge review or escalation.

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