raphaelmansuy
Joined 5 years ago
Joined 5 years ago
Quick migration:
```python import edgequake_litellm as litellm # drop-in alias ```
Why build it? LiteLLM is excellent, but its pure-Python HTTP layer adds SDK overhead. I moved the core into Rust (edgequake-llm) and wrapped it with PyO3 to cut latency and provide a robust, multi-arch wheel. This is v0.1 — P0 compatibility is in place, but I'd love feedback on priorities: provider coverage, proxy features, billing/budgets, or tool-calling parity.
Install:
pip install edgequake-litellm
Repo: https://github.com/raphaelmansuy/edgequake-llm
If you try it, please star the repo and open issues for features you want most — I'm actively iterating. Happy to answer technical questions here.
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