title: DSPy + Jev toolbox doctrine tags:
- agents
- doctrine
- dspy
- jev
- unfair-advantage created: 2026-09-22T16:47:53.133Z updated: 2026-09-22T17:10:00.000Z
title: DSPy + Jev toolbox doctrine tags:
Date: 2026-09-22 (America/New_York)
Participants: Mike Bannister ↔ Unfair Advantage (Grok Bot)
Topic: Deep practical understanding of DSPy and Jev; toolbox doctrine; stack mapping
Reconstruction of the user-visible conversation (messages shown in chat).
Hidden system/setup cues omitted. Tool calls and internal plumbing omitted.
Companion doctrine gist: https://gist.github.com/possibilities/dae32b35b4fc2d7a9b5cbcd92833bc32
Agentwiki:dspy-jev-toolbox-doctrine
title: DSPy + Jev toolbox doctrine tags:
This is a concrete use case for libzmx discussion #127. It is a design sketch, not a request that zmx adopt every name or command shown here. We are happy to reshape it around zmx's preferred architecture and contribute the work incrementally.
fmx is an OpenTUI interface for fx. It runs several fx processes and renders each terminal with OpenTUI's libghostty-backed terminal widget. In fmx terminology, one fx process plus its embedded terminal is an Instance.
Today fmx creates and owns a PTY for every Instance:
Date: April 12, 2026
Status: Post-removal of hooks-level tmux integration
Repo: /Users/mike/code/arthack
The arthack project maintains a lightweight, agent-friendly tmux integration layer. The tmux hooks-tracker capture (which was removed on April 12, 2026) has been fully deprecated. The current state consists of:
A guide for app developers who want to build realtime UIs on top of
hookctl's mutation stream. Covers both surfaces exposed by the
pipeline: the raw per-mutation event stream and the reduced
hook_jobs state slice. Pick whichever matches the shape your app
actually needs — sometimes it's both.
| Company | Join (join.build) |
| Role | Staff Software Engineer (Web) |
| Interviewer | Jon (jon@join.build), likely engineering leadership |
| Platform | Zoom (booked via calendar link) |
| Format | Phone screen, not a coding interview |
| Team size | Small engineering team, cross-functional pods (devs, designer, PM, EM) |