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LMCache is an efficient caching layer built on Redis, designed specifically to improve performance and reduce costs associated with frequent calls to Large Language Models (LLMs).
This project provides a dedicated caching solution for Large Language Models, leveraging the speed and scalability of Redis. It implements semantic caching to intelligently store and retrieve LLM responses, thereby reducing latency and API expenses.
Interacting with Large Language Models often involves high latency and significant costs, especially with frequent or repetitive queries. Existing general-purpose caches are not optimized for the semantic nature of LLM inputs and outputs.
Uses vector embeddings to find semantically similar queries in the cache, even if the exact query is different.
Supports various cache expiration policies (TTL, size limits, etc.) and invalidation strategies.
Provides a simple API and integrates easily with popular LLM frameworks and applications.
LMCache can be applied in various scenarios where frequent or similar queries are made to LLMs:
Cache responses for common user queries in conversational AI or chatbot applications.
Reduces response time and API costs for frequent interactions.
Cache results of document lookups or processing steps in Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) systems.
Speeds up generation by avoiding redundant LLM calls for context retrieval.
Cache results of intermediate LLM calls during development and testing cycles to speed up iteration.
Significantly reduces the time spent waiting for LLM responses during testing.
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