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Hack Club's lightweight LLM proxy, listed for adding a Jev forwarding endpoint behind its auth, limits and usage logging.

MCP serverproduction

Overview

Hack Club AI is a lightweight LLM proxy used by Hack Club. It handles Hack Club auth, API keys, chat, embedding and moderation models, global analytics and usage logging, optional Sentry, blocking of coding tools, spending limits and optional Replicate support, typically routing through OpenRouter.

According to the list summary, it includes a Jev forwarding endpoint, so members can call Jev through the same authentication, limits and usage logging as other models. The README excerpt does not describe that endpoint. The proxy is configured with allowlists of language, embedding and image models, routes through OpenRouter by default, can require ID-verified users, and must sit behind a reverse proxy so client IPs cannot be spoofed.

What the decision model decides

TypeQuestionAnswers
OtherForwards members' Jev requests; the decisions are whatever callers ask(inferred)—

How it works

  1. Member authenticates with a Hack Club API key
  2. Request hits the proxy's Jev endpoint
  3. Proxy enforces limits and logs usage
  4. Request is forwarded to Jev and the answer returned

Strengths

  • Shared auth, limits and usage logging for Jev calls

Caveats

  • Jev endpoint not documented in the README excerpt
  • Must sit behind a reverse proxy to avoid IP spoofing

At a glance

Type
MCP server
Status
production
Language
TypeScript
Runtime
Node service + Postgres
Has code
yes

Use cases and integrations

How curated lists describe it

Frequently asked questions

What does it add for Jev?

A forwarding endpoint that applies the proxy's auth, limits and logging, per the listing.

Who is it for?

Hack Club members using the shared AI proxy.

Does it make decisions itself?

No, it only forwards requests.

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