A normal web router decides what to do from a request's method and address. This one lets you describe requests in plain words, like "a request from an AI agent" or "suspicious automated traffic", and Jev decides which description fits.
One example serves documentation as plain text to AI agents and as a web page to people, and turns suspicious traffic away, all from the same address.
An experimental router by the creator of Hono. There is a live playground to try, and it installs from npm.
What you get
- Full TypeScript source code, MIT licensed
- npm package hono-jev-router
- Examples from the repository
Jev
TypeScript
Node.js
Claude Code
MCP
