Most LLM API error handling starts out looking like normal HTTP error handling. If it is a 429,...
Most LLM API error handling starts out looking like normal HTTP error handling.
If it is a 429, retry later.
If it is a 500, retry with backoff.
If it is a timeout, maybe retry once.
That works fine right up until your first real production incident, where the question is no longer:
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