Llm Governance Gateway
mpointer · App
Puts a governed pipeline around your model calls, inside your own application rather than in a separate proxy. Each call is rate limited and checked against per-user and app-wide spend caps, can be answered from cache, runs along a chain of primary, fallback and backup providers, is validated against a Zod schema and has its usage logged. It also offers an editable prompt library, task-based model routing, a sampled model judge and a mock mode for offline tests. It suits developers building structured-output LLM features.
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Why it's useful
Keeps spend limits, failover and output checks in your own code and applies them before each call rather than after the cost has landed.
What you could do with it
- Set per-user daily spend caps and an app-wide circuit breaker that are checked before every model call.
- Chain a primary, fallback and backup provider, with invalid output sent back for one repair attempt.
- Run your AI-dependent tests offline with registered mock responders instead of real provider keys.
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In its maker's words
Governed structured-output LLM pipeline: rate limit → spend caps (per-user + global circuit breaker) → cache → provider-chain failover → Zod validation → usage logging → LLM-judge, with a deterministic mock provider for CI.
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- 0.15.0
- Resolved
- 2026-10-10
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- signed by npm · 2026-10-10
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- 2026-10-10
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- 2026-10-06
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