LLM Calling

Definitions

1. The act or pattern of invoking a large language model from application code, a workflow engine, or another model-mediated system. The phrase often comes up when discussing request structure, retries, observability, and abstraction layers around model access.

   In plain English: The way software makes calls to a large language model.

   Example: "The team standardized LLM calling through one SDK so tracing and provider failover worked the same everywhere."

Related Terms

• AI API
• LLM Benchmark
• LLM Cache
• LLM Completion
• LLM Config
• LLM Memory
• LLM Optimization
• LLM Pipeline
• LLM Platform
• LLM Plugin
• LLM Proxy
• LLM Reliability
• LLM Router
• LLM Scale
• LLM SDK
• LLM Streaming
• LLM Token
• LLM Trace
• LLM Wrapper
• Tool Integration