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Parallel Search for Agents

Akshit built a parallel search tool for agents using jev. It discovers pages, processes them in parallel, reranks them, and adds them to a BFS queue.

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AkshitAkshit@akshitkr𝕏
Vibe coded a parallel search using jev for agents, planning to hook up a local LLM to this to get human output. Discovers new pages and adds them to a BFS queue, jev consumes pages in parallel, reranks and adds to the queue. https://t.co/EkpZhuYmRB
Sep 17, 2026X postsView on X
Akshit described the build as vibe coded. He plans to connect a local LLM to produce human output.

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