Building a TypeSafe's Jev MCP server with .NET
Two weeks ago I introduced my unofficial TypeSafe .NET SDK and used it to ask Jev several typed questions about a support ticket. My C# application controlled the workflow; Jev returned structured answers for the judgments it needed.
This week I wanted to ask those same questions from any AI coding agent. I built TypeSafe.Mcp, a separate .NET 11 application that uses the SDK under the hood. It exposes five tools over stdio, and any MCP client can now interact with Jev through these tools.
