RelPrim 1.0 open-sourced to tame retries, rate limits and circuit breakers for LLM APIs
bartrozycki · reddit · 2026-10-29
Developer bartrozycki released RelPrim 1.0, an open-source Python library addressing a pain point when calling LLM and other external APIs: retries, timeouts, rate limits, fallbacks and validation are each simple, but their interactions get messy fast.
- Wraps these mechanisms in one explicit reliability model while keeping structured execution records of what actually happened
- Includes circuit breakers and idempotency support
- Code and docs are on GitHub; the author is seeking feedback from developers running multi-provider, production LLM systems
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