Hono routes with type-safe hooks

Define routes with familiar Hono patterns. Agentuity wires them to type-safe React hooks automatically. All cloud services accessible from route context, no infrastructure to manage.

Routes that deploy with your agents

Define endpoints once and get typed hooks on the frontend. Storage, sandboxes, and streaming are accessible from route context without extra setup.

Familiar Hono API

No proprietary routing DSL to learn. Use standard Hono patterns and middlewares. Ideal for teams already using Hono or looking for a minimal router.

Streaming Built In

Use stream() middleware for real-time LLM responses. SSE and WebSocket routes work out of the box. Ephemeral streams flow directly to clients, or persist streams for replay later.

Zero Infrastructure Setup

Routes deploy automatically with your agents. Storage, sandboxes, and streaming are accessible from route context. Observability and evals work across routes and agents.

From code to production in one step

Write your endpoint logic, deploy with a single command, and get a production URL with monitoring, logging, and error tracking included. No Docker, no Kubernetes, no infrastructure configuration.

import { createRouter } from '@agentuity/runtime';
import assistant from '@agent/assistant';

const router = createRouter();

router.get('/health', (c) => {
  return c.json({ status: 'ok', timestamp: Date.now() });
});

router.post('/chat', assistant.validator(), async (c) => {
  const data = c.req.valid('json');
  const result = await assistant.run(data);
  return c.json(result);
});

export default router;

See it in action

Watch this 1-minute overview to see how to generate production-ready API endpoints, with built-in authentication, using Hono. Deploy APIs in minutes, not weeks.

Resources

Routing Overview
Define how requests reach your code with HTTP routes, scheduled jobs, and real-time connections using a familiar Hono-based API with full TypeScript support.
Creating HTTP Routes
Define GET, POST, and other HTTP endpoints with route parameters, query strings, request validation, and streaming responses.
When to Use APIs
Understand when to use agents versus lightweight routes for your endpoints based on validation needs and complexity.
Middleware
Add authentication, logging, rate limiting, and other cross-cutting concerns to your routes.
Router & Routes API
Reference for createRouter(), HTTP methods, route context, and specialized route handlers.

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