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A Python FastAPI-based inference service that provides OpenAI and Anthropic compatible API endpoints, supports llama.cpp backend and LangGraph agent orchestration, and is suitable for private LLM deployment.
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A Python FastAPI-based inference service that provides OpenAI and Anthropic compatible API endpoints, supports llama.cpp backend and LangGraph agent orchestration, and is suitable for private LLM deployment.
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llmmllab-api is an LLM inference service built on Python FastAPI, aiming to provide endpoints compatible with OpenAI and Anthropic API formats. The project combines the high-performance inference capabilities of llama.cpp and the agent orchestration features of LangGraph, offering a complete solution for teams needing private deployment of large language models.
The core positioning of the project is "compatibility first"—by simulating the API formats of mainstream cloud service providers, existing client code can switch to privately deployed model services without modification. This design greatly reduces the threshold for migrating from cloud APIs to local deployment.
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The project uses FastAPI as the web framework, leveraging its native asynchronous support and automatic API documentation generation features. After the service starts, developers can directly access the /docs path to view the interactive API documentation, which facilitates testing and integration.
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The system implements two main routing systems:
/openai/): Supports standard endpoints such as chat.completions and embeddings/anthropic/): Supports Claude series APIs like messagesThis dual-compatibility strategy ensures that existing clients using any cloud service provider's SDK can seamlessly switch to llmmllab-api.
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The project uses llama.cpp as the underlying inference engine, which is a high-performance LLM inference library written in C/C++. It supports multiple quantization formats (GGUF) and can run large models on consumer-grade hardware. The Docker image compiles llama.cpp from source and enables CUDA support to fully utilize GPU acceleration.
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The project integrates the LangGraph framework, providing:
composer_init.py): Defines and manages complex multi-step AI workflowsgraph/): Visualizes workflow nodes and state managementtools/): Unified management of static and dynamic toolsThis makes llmmllab-api not just a simple inference service, but also an orchestration platform that supports agent collaboration.
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The project adopts a clear layered architecture with well-defined responsibilities for each module:
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