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Consistent LLM Call Handling Across Java Frameworks: A Reference Implementation and Benchmark
Java applications reach large language models (LLMs) through an integration framework, and rely on it to handle a failing provider: to retry what can be retried and nothing else, to wait as long as the provider asks, never to present a truncated answer as complete, and to record each failure in the
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