genie nexus

Genie Nexus is an intelligent router for HTTP and LLM API requests. It sits between your app and external APIs (like OpenAI, Google Vertex, or any HTTP service) and lets you modify or reroute those requests in real-time using rules or AI logic.

Yes. You can set up rules to dynamically switch between providers based on things like cost, model availability, response time, or even the content of the request itself.

You can define routing and transformation rules through a visual GUI or a config file. Rules can be conditional (e.g., if payload includes X, then use provider Y) or powered by an LLM to make smart decisions automatically.

Absolutely. Genie Nexus supports full in-flight transformation—alter headers, payloads, query params, or returned data.

Yes. Performance and security were a top priority in its design. It's lightweight, fast, and built to handle real traffic safely.

Not yet. Right now, you can self-host Genie Nexus easily using Docker or install it locally. A hosted cloud version is planned.

The backend is TypeScript/Express, the frontend is Next.js, and data is stored in MySQL or SQLite.

Genie Nexus uses the Business Source License (BSL), which allows source access and use under certain conditions. Read the LICENSE file for details.

You'll get the most out of it as a developer, but the GUI is built to be intuitive, even for non-engineers who want to define logic visually.

Yes! Contributions are welcome. Check out the GitHub repo for setup instructions and the roadmap.