Developers introduced the openjev-sglang server for TypeSafe API

The developer presented openjev-sglang — a specialized HTTP server that implements the TypeSafe/Jev protocol for interacting with language models. The project is focused on high-performance work with the Qwen3.6-35B-A3B model in a server environment.

The solution's architecture is based on the SGLang engine, which provides support for advanced inference optimization methods. The system integrates radix caching for efficient context management and breakable CUDA graphs, which allow minimizing overhead when performing calculations on Nvidia graphics processors.

The server's frontend is written in Rust, which provides high-speed processing of incoming requests and secure memory management. The project includes ready-to-use instructions for deployment in containerized environments and a detailed API specification for integration with external applications.

Using Qwen3.6-35B-A3B in conjunction with SGLang allows achieving high throughput when working with long token sequences. The implementation of the TypeSafe protocol simplifies data typing when exchanging messages between the client and server, reducing the likelihood of errors during request serialization.

This tool is intended for developers who need to deploy a local or cloud API server with support for modern inference acceleration methods. The project's source code is available for self-assembly and configuration of caching parameters for specific hardware configurations.