> LiteLLM: While popular, it reimplements provider interfaces rather than leveraging official SDKs, which can lead to compatibility issues and unexpected behavior modifications
with no vested interest in litellm, i'll challenge you on this one. what compatibility issues have come up? (i expect text to have the least, and probably voice etc have more but for text i've had no issues)
you -want- to reimplement interfaces because you have to normalize api's. in fact without looking at any-llm code deeply i quesiton how you do ANY router without reimplementing interfaces. that's basically the whole job of the router.
with no vested interest in litellm, i'll challenge you on this one. what compatibility issues have come up? (i expect text to have the least, and probably voice etc have more but for text i've had no issues)
you -want- to reimplement interfaces because you have to normalize api's. in fact without looking at any-llm code deeply i quesiton how you do ANY router without reimplementing interfaces. that's basically the whole job of the router.