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@acentric-cloud/llm

v0.1.1

Published

One complete() for many LLM providers, with each provider's native features. Calls the acentric LLM gateway, or providers directly. Bring your own keys.

Downloads

302

Readme

@acentric-cloud/llm

One complete() for many LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Fireworks, OpenRouter), with each provider's native features. Bring your own keys: they travel with each request and are never stored.

npm install @acentric-cloud/llm

Through the gateway

import { createClient, outputText } from '@acentric-cloud/llm';

const llm = createClient({
  credentials: { anthropic: { apiKey: process.env.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY! } },
});

const response = await llm.complete({
  provider: 'anthropic',
  model: 'claude-sonnet-5-5',
  messages: [{ role: 'user', content: [{ type: 'text', text: 'Hello!' }] }],
});
console.log(outputText(response.message));

The client calls the gateway at https://llm.cloud.acentric.dev (DEFAULT_BASE_URL); pass baseUrl to use another one, such as http://localhost:8787.

Credentials saved on the client are used for their provider; any request can pass its own credentials instead. llm.models() lists the model catalog.

Directly, without the gateway

import { createDirectClient } from '@acentric-cloud/llm/direct';

const llm = createDirectClient({ credentials: { openai: { apiKey: '...' } } });

The same client, calling providers from your process with the adapters the gateway runs. It bundles every adapter.

Without fetch: @acentric-cloud/llm/core

import { toolCalls, toolResult, type AssistantMessage } from '@acentric-cloud/llm/core';

Everything but the clients: the types, LlmError and the message helpers (outputText, toolCalls, pendingToolCalls, toolResult, ...). It needs only ECMAScript, so it loads where fetch and the DOM are absent, such as the pure half of an acentric-cloud agent.

Tools

Pass tools ({ type: 'function', name, description, parameters }) on the request. pendingToolCalls(response.message) lists the calls to run, and toolResult(call, output) builds the message that answers one. Add the assistant message and the results to messages and call complete again.

Errors

Every failure is an LlmError with a kind (auth, rate_limited, invalid_request, timeout, ...) and retryable. Calls are never retried.