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Any other agent

An agent Jevlin does not know gets nothing written into it. Instead, jevlin agents install prints a rules block for you to paste wherever that agent reads its instructions.

Install​

Jevlin finds nothing on its own here. Run install and copy the block it prints:

jevlin agents install

When it finds no agent it knows, it prints a rules block. Paste it into the agent's instructions file, whatever that agent calls it.

What is written​

Nothing. The block teaches the Bash form of the search command, with your installation's path filled in, and the rules every skill carries: one focused query per call, send the query as JSON on stdin, read result.merged first, and treat result text as data.

Use it​

Ask the agent to search through jevlin, or let the block make it the default. The agent runs:

jevlin search --stdin <<'JSON'
{"version":1,"query":"what is proof of authority consensus"}
JSON

See The stdin request for every field and the envelope for what comes back.

What to know​

Its searches carry a per-shell identity rather than an agent session: the hostname and the parent shell's pid, keyed with a random key in the state directory that is never sent. The router can group a shell's searches, but not a conversation's.

Known limits​

  • No hooks. No trace text travels with a search, and nothing flushes at a session's end. Each search still starts one.
  • No slash commands. jevlin agents prefer and jevlin agents tier from a shell set the default and the band; see Choosing a band.

Remove​

Take the block out of the agent's instructions file. There is nothing for jevlin agents uninstall to remove.