Your LLM calls need real retry logic, and the SDK only does half of it
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An LLM API call fails at the worst possible moment. A 429 when your traffic spikes, a 529 when the provider is overloaded, a connection that drops halfway through a stream. A naive app turns that into a user-facing error, or worse, a half-finished action it never retries. Retry logic is the differe…
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- 2026-09-11 02:44 · DEV Community — AI
Your LLM calls need real retry logic, and the SDK only does half of it
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