Jev-Powered Network Traffic Monitor

Phillip wired Jev into a native Rust app for watching computer traffic and identifying unusual activity. He also built a Rust SDK.

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Phillip@ppweni𝕏

What if an AI watched your computer’s traffic and told you when something looked unusual? Couldn’t do it with an LLM. Too slow. @typesafeai’s Jev is fast enough. I wired it into a native Rust app. Built a Rust SDK while I was at it. 🦀 https://t.co/I93J6As2v1 https://t.co/vXd1HoXj4r

Sep 18, 2026X postsView on X

He says Jev is fast enough for this use case, unlike an LLM.

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