Two-level model circuit breaker with failover: trip a model or a whole provider after repeated request failures and route the next request to a configured fallback.
Author: Letter2025 · Workflow & Automation · Catalog snapshot: 2026-09-19Canonical semantic path
Two-level model circuit breaker with failover: trip a model or a whole provider after repeated request failures and route the next request to a configured fallback.
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