Internal Links

Jev is a decision model from TypeSafe, available through OpenRouter. Unlike a chat model, it never writes text: it answers structured questions with choices and probabilities. That suits internal linking, where every paragraph needs a clear yes or no and a confidence level, not a paragraph of reasoning. The confidence is what sorts each link into Sure, Needs review or Not sure.

No. It only reads your public pages and gives you a report. You decide which links to add, either by hand, through your CMS, or by exporting the CSV and handing it to a developer or to Claude. Nothing is published or edited on your site automatically.

Content Writer adds internal links to the new drafts it writes. Internal Links works on the pages you already have: it reads every existing paragraph across up to 300 pages and finds where a link to another of your pages belongs. Use Content Writer for new content and Internal Links to fix the link structure of everything already published.

Matching runs on our side at no cost to you. Jev and the anchor writer bill to your own OpenRouter API key, saved in Settings. A 30-page site costs about 2 cents and a full 300-page run about 30 cents. The tool estimates the cost first and asks you to confirm any run estimated above 3 dollars.

Yes, but each run reads the first 300 URLs in your sitemap. Pages beyond that are not read, so some pages can look under-linked when they are actually linked from pages outside the run. For large sites, run the sections that matter most first, such as your blog or your service pages.

Some hosting firewalls refuse requests from cloud servers, which is where the crawler runs. When that happens the tool tells you the site blocked it, rather than reporting a missing sitemap. Ask your host to allow the crawler, or contact us inside the community and we will help you work out the next step.