@hszanowski shows an early prototype that explores natural-language “what’s this called?” lookup in Search Everywhere using Jev and the Decisions API. Asks what queries people struggle to find in their IDE.

Jakub Chrzanowski 🥑 @hszanowski

2026-11-05EN

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Product demo. Jakub Chrzanowski (@hszanowski) posts a video prototype of Search Everywhere driven by Jev and the Decisions API for naming hard-to-find IDE actions. Invites query examples. Attaches a demo video.

Original posthttps://x.com/hszanowski/status/2118405357642960965

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