These days, everyone's talking about artificial intelligence. Every production project uses it.
After searching through hundreds of similar projects, I found the most suitable one, which will allow you to increase the speed of response to AI requests for clients literally several times over.
In this article, I'll talk about a project called Bifrost and explain how it's faster than popular alternatives and more practical to use.
Well, let's get started!
π How to use it?
Bifrost is a high-performance AI gateway that unifies access to 15+ providers through a single OpenAI-compatible API. Its interface looks like this:
Here you can set up a connection with AI agents for your application literally through one point and manage them as you wish.
You can also conveniently test your API requests, since project is not only a Gateway, but also an HTTP server.
π Check out the Bifrost repository β
βοΈ Connecting AI Providers
This can be done very quickly and easily, just take the data from your personal account of any provider for connection and add a new key in the settings
If everything is entered correctly, you should be connected and receive the first response from the server. Incidentally, you can make many such connections.
π Comparison with analogues
Let's take one of the most popular LLM Gateways today called LiteLLM and compare the speed in the most important aspects
As we can see, Bifrost is better in all respects and can be the best replacement if you were looking for similar solutions.
π¬ Video demonstration of functionality
There is a short video that describes one of the features of this project.
π¦ Installation
If you want to try our Project in practice, you can install it via:
- npx
npx -y @maximhq/bifrost
- Docker
docker run -p 8080:8080 maximhq/bifrost
- go package
go get github.com/maximhq/bifrost/core
You can use all these methods without any problems. They all work.
β Conclusion
Bifrost is a high-performance LLM Gateway. It's suitable for both rapid prototyping and high-load production systems. Flexible deployment options (Gateway, Go SDK, drop-in replacement) and an extensible architecture make it a versatile solution for teams who want to focus on developing AI products rather than worrying about infrastructure issues.
Thank you very much for reading this article β€οΈ!
What do you think of the project I found? Could it help with your apps? I'd be interested to know!



Top comments (4)
Interesting project
I think too
What do you think about this project?
Cool