AI filters & transforms

Odyhook turns plain-English descriptions into the routing filters and payload transforms that run on every delivery.

Bring your own key

These features are BYOK: bring your own LLM provider key — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or OpenRouter — at Settings → API Keys. The key is encrypted at rest and used only for your own compilations; there is no central key. You can store keys for several providers and switch the active one anytime.

Filters

A filter decides whether a route forwards an event. Describe the condition you want in English and Odyhook compiles it, grounded on the source's recent events, into a structured filter:

"only forward pull requests that were opened, not closed"

The compiled filter is evaluated against each incoming event; the route forwards only when it matches. You can preview the compiled result before attaching it to a route, and you can author filters this way from the dashboard, the compile_filter MCP tool, or by passing your own structured AST.

Transforms

A transform reshapes the payload before delivery. Describe the reshape in English and Odyhook compiles it to JavaScript:

"flatten the customer object and drop the internal_notes field"

The generated code runs in a QuickJS WebAssembly sandbox — isolated from the host, with no network or filesystem access — and its output is what gets delivered to the destination.