Wayleave Build
Build apps that are ready for AI agents from line one.
Wayleave Build starts you from a template with agent protection already in place: edit the plan, run it through the real gate, and take a GitHub repository you own, and deploy — with Wayleave Core identifying agent traffic and Wayleave Meter counting it from the first request.
How Wayleave Build works
- Start from a template — pick one and edit the plan directly.
- AI chat — plans pages, data and API routes. In development, not switched on.
- Project files — code, config and a wayleave.config for your routes.
- GitHub repo — the code is yours, in your own repository.
- Deploy — take the repository and run it yourself. Managed hosting is in development.
Why build with agents in mind
More of the traffic reaching new apps is automated: AI assistants, crawlers, and agents calling APIs on a user's behalf. Apps generated with Wayleave start with a policy for each traffic lane, so you decide which routes agents may read, which are rate-limited, and which are priced — instead of retrofitting it later.
Status
The AI chat builder and managed hosting are in development and are not switched on today. What runs now is the template, the plan, and the plan checked against the real gate. The underlying middleware it wires in — the wayleave npm package — is open source and available today.
Wired into every generated app
npm install wayleave
import Wayleave from 'wayleave';
const gate = new Wayleave({
meter: { apiKey: process.env.WAYLEAVE_METER_KEY },
});
app.use(gate.express()); // before the routes you want to observeQuestions
Do I own the code Wayleave Build produces?
Yes. The project files are yours, in your own repository, and you can deploy them anywhere.
Can I add Wayleave to an app I already have?
Yes. Install the wayleave npm package and add one Express middleware line — see the developer quickstart.