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Simplify interactions with over 100 Large Language Models (LLMs) using a unified OpenAI-compatible API. LiteLLM acts as a Python SDK and Proxy Server, abstracting away provider-specific differences for services like OpenAI, Azure, Bedrock, VertexAI, and more.
LiteLLM is an open-source Python library and proxy designed to provide a simple, unified interface for accessing over 100 different Large Language Model APIs. It allows developers to call models from various providers (like OpenAI, Azure, Bedrock, VertexAI, etc.) using the standard OpenAI API format, simplifying development, enabling easy model switching, and facilitating advanced features like failover and load balancing.
Integrating and managing multiple Large Language Models from different providers involves significant complexity due to varying APIs, authentication methods, and data formats. Developers face challenges with vendor lock-in, testing different models, implementing failover, and tracking usage across platforms.
Interact with diverse LLM providers (OpenAI, Azure, AWS Bedrock, Google VertexAI, etc.) using a single, familiar API interface.
Deploy LiteLLM as a proxy server to manage calls, implement fallbacks, retries, and load balancing across different LLM endpoints.
Built as a lightweight Python library, easily integrable into existing Python applications and workflows.
Provides tools for key management, usage tracking, and cost monitoring across all integrated LLM providers.
LiteLLM is versatile and can be applied in various scenarios where seamless interaction with multiple LLMs is required:
Build AI applications (chatbots, content generation tools, etc.) that can easily switch between different LLM providers based on cost, performance, or availability, without rewriting core logic.
Increases application resilience and allows for dynamic optimization of LLM usage.
Companies or teams needing to manage API keys, track usage, and monitor costs centrally for LLM calls originating from different projects or users.
Simplifies operational overhead and provides better visibility into LLM expenses.
Setting up a proxy layer to handle retries, failover, and potentially load balancing across multiple endpoints or providers for critical production workloads.
Minimizes downtime and ensures continuity of service even if a primary LLM provider experiences issues.
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