Web Routes

A minimal built-in web layer — define routes, serve them, no framework import required.

Defining routes

use web

route GET "/":
    return "hello"

route POST "/api/chat":
    let message = think "respond to this greeting"
    return message

route PUT "/users":
    return "updated"

route DELETE "/users":
    return "deleted"

route <METHOD> "<path>": supports the standard HTTP methods — GET, POST, PUT, DELETE — followed by the path and a block that returns the response body.

Starting the server

use web

route GET "/":
    return "hello"

serve port: 8080

serve on its own (no port:) starts on a default port.

Why this exists

For small AI-native services — a webhook, a single API endpoint wrapping a think call — pulling in a full web framework is often more setup than the actual logic warrants. route/serve cover that common case directly in the language.