Add LLM Proxy Endpoint#27
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This commit introduces a new `/llm/proxy` endpoint to the application. The endpoint is designed to act as a proxy to various Large Language Model (LLM) providers. It accepts a standardized JSON request format containing the provider, model, and a list of messages. The endpoint then streams the provider's response back to the client using Server-Sent Events (SSE). This initial implementation includes: - A new `routes/llm` package to house the LLM proxy logic. - A handler that validates the JSON payload and handles requests. - A `fake` provider that echoes back the messages in uppercase, allowing for testing of the streaming functionality without needing to connect to a real LLM provider. - A comprehensive set of API tests for the new endpoint, covering success cases, input validation, and error handling.
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This commit introduces a new `/llm/proxy` endpoint to the application. The endpoint is designed to act as a proxy to various Large Language Model (LLM) providers. It accepts a standardized JSON request format containing the provider, model, and a list of messages. The endpoint then streams the provider's response back to the client using Server-Sent Events (SSE). This initial implementation includes: - A new `routes/llm` package to house the LLM proxy logic. - A handler that validates the JSON payload and handles requests. - A `fake` provider that echoes back the messages in uppercase, allowing for testing of the streaming functionality without needing to connect to a real LLM provider. - A comprehensive set of API tests for the new endpoint, covering success cases, input validation, and error handling.
This change adds a new LLM proxy endpoint to the application, allowing it to act as a proxy to various LLM providers. It includes a
fakeprovider for testing and a comprehensive set of API tests.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10216174270510247440 started by @sharat87