Most everybody is developing LLM applications these days. New frameworks and libraries show up nearly every week. A common theme is easy switching between LLM providers with minimal code changes.<\/p>\n
That sounds great, and it is.<\/p>\n
But, as with all abstractions that make it dead simple to start, they also \u2026<\/p>","content":"
Most everybody is developing LLM applications these days. New frameworks and libraries show up nearly every week. A common theme is easy switching between LLM providers with minimal code changes.<\/p>\n
That sounds great, and it is.<\/p>\n
But, as with all abstractions that make it dead simple to start, they also make debugging and maintenance that much harder.<\/p>\n
I’m constantly asking myself: Under all those library calls, what actual API request was made? What payload was sent? What did the server return? What were the headers?<\/em> Having access to this info makes debugging and discovery so much easier<\/strong>. Once you see it, there’s no going back.<\/p>\n Example video:<\/p>\n