ai-orchestration

Manage and rotate LLM API keys across multiple providers by centralizing them in a keyring storage system. This secures credentials for OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, and OpenRouter while enabling seamless multi-provider access and governance for AI workflows.

Yes, you can switch LLM providers during a chat without changing code. A multi-provider client routes requests to the selected provider and supports automatic provider selection, allowing seamless switching across OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, OpenRouter, and local runtimes.

The director implementor pattern is an AI agent orchestration architecture that coordinates complex AI workflows across agents and tasks. It uses a director to delegate execution to implementors, enabling scalable and structured multi-LLM conversations.

Initialize a keyring and register an LLM provider in Elixir by starting with keyring initialization, adding your provider credentials, and then querying the key for that specific provider to authenticate your multi-provider client requests.

Yes, the multi-provider LLM client supports local LLM runtimes. It applies across OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, OpenRouter, and local environments to orchestrate conversations and provider selection in various task scenarios.

Centralize LLM API keys to improve security and apply governance across AI workflows. Hardcoding credentials risks exposure, whereas a keyring enables secure storage, retrieval, and rotation across multiple providers without code changes.