Intent Filter

Key guide

Jev is the AI that reads each page. With your own key, Intent Filter asks Jev on your own provider account. A key is a long password from the provider.

The easiest way: in the extension, open Settings → Jev → How to Get a Key and click Get a Key on OpenRouter. The provider's site then opens with a short checklist in the corner that shows each step where you need it. This page is the same steps, for reading ahead.

  1. OpenRouter (recommended: you can sign in with Google)
  2. TypeSafe (straight from Jev's maker)
  3. Vercel (if you already use Vercel)

OpenRouter

  1. Sign up or sign in. Sign in with Google, or use your email.
  2. Finish the welcome pages. OpenRouter asks a few short questions after sign-up. Click Next, and for “Where did you first hear about OpenRouter?” any answer works; Other is quickest.
  3. Add $5 of credit, no more. OpenRouter adds a card fee, so $5 costs about $5.80. You enter the card yourself.
  4. Create your key. Click Create API Key. Name: Intent Filter. Limit: 5. The limit means the key can never spend more than $5.
  5. Copy the key. OpenRouter shows it only once. Click its copy button. If you started from the extension, Intent Filter picks the key up from this page by itself; otherwise paste it in Settings → Jev.

TypeSafe

  1. Sign up or sign in. Sign in with Google, or use your email.
  2. Finish the welcome pages. TypeSafe shows its terms first, then three short pages: about you, your organization, and how you heard about it. Those three can be skipped. On the last page, click Enter console.
  3. Add $5 of credit, no more. $5 is the smallest amount. TypeSafe only lets you create a key once the account has credit. You enter the card yourself.
  4. Create your key. Click the API key button. Name: Intent Filter. TypeSafe asks for nothing else; the key works for 12 months.
  5. Copy the key and paste it in Intent Filter. Copy the key while TypeSafe shows it. Then go back to Intent Filter and paste it in Settings → Jev: it is tested at once.

Vercel

In the extension, Get a Key on Vercel opens Vercel's AI Gateway API Keys page. Create a key there, copy it and paste it in Settings → Jev.

Keeping your key safe

Your key stays in your browser. Intent Filter never sends it anywhere except to your provider, never shows it in a log, and leaves it out of Download My Data. If you think someone has it, delete it on the provider's site and make a new one.