I built a small Python library to add retries, caching, fallbacks, budgets, and guardrails around native LLM SDK calls
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I got tired of writing the same LLM boilerplate in every project, so I made a library Three lines to call an LLM in a prototype. Then you go to production and suddenly you're writing the same 200 lines you wrote last time: Retry logic because OpenAI throws 429s at you. Cost tracking because someone…
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I built a small Python library to add retries, caching, fallbacks, budgets, and guardrails around native LLM SDK calls
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