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Team-Rule Coding Agent Hook

Akshay Subramaniam built a hook that checks a coding agent against the team’s rules before its work is shown. He compared Jev with GPT-6.

View on X cost$0.08 per 1k checkstime0.2s p50
Akshay Subramaniam@AkshaySubr42403𝕏
Late hop on the Jev train! I built a hook that checks your coding agent against your team’s rules before you see its work. I compared it to GPT 6 so I'm not unoriginal. Jev: 0.2s p50 with $0.08 per 1k checks GPT-6: 2.6s p50 with $0.21 per 1k checks (but way better) feel free to rip off of it!
Sep 22, 2026X postsView on X
Subramaniam described GPT-6 as “way better.” He invited others to copy the idea.

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