I’m excited to share a deep dive into a core feature of MultiMindSDK—the ability to route one prompt across multiple LLMs (local or cloud-based) based on configurable logic like cost, latency, or semantic similarity:
📘 Read more: “One Prompt, Many Brains” →
🚀 Highlights
- Dynamic LLM routing (GPT‑4, Claude, Mistral, Ollama, etc.)
- Customizable logic: cost, latency, performance, feedback-aware
- Fallback support ensures the prompt is always handled
- Fully auditable & open‑source — no heavy vendor lock-in
📦 1,000+ Downloads and Counting
We’ve crossed 1K installs on PyPI and NPM in record time. Thanks to all who tried it out—your support is fueling rapid growth!
pip install multimind-sdk
💡 Why This Matters
- Perfect for A/B testing across LLMs
- Enables hybrid pipelines (e.g. use one model for reasoning, another for generation)
- Great for research, cost-optimization, and robust LLM orchestration
- Promotes open and transparent AI workflows
🔗 Get Started
- GitHub: github.com/multimindlab/multimind-sdk
- Docs & Demo: See “One Prompt, Many Brains” post linked above
- Release: v0.2.1
🗣️ Join the Conversation
I’d love to hear from fellow devs:
- How are you handling multi-LLM workflows in your projects?
- What routing strategies have you tried (cost-based, performance-based, hybrid)?
- Where could this feature be improved?
Let’s make open, flexible LLM infrastructure the norm—share your thoughts below! 👇
I’ve already shared it in r/opensourceai — check it out and join the conversation:
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