OpenLIT is an open-source product that helps developers build and manage AI apps in production, effectively improving their accuracy. As a self-hosted solution, developers can experiment with LLMs, manage and version prompts, securely manage API keys, and provide safeguards against prompt injection and jailbreak attempts. It also includes built-in OpenTelemetry-native observability and evaluation for the complete GenAI stack (LLMs, vector databases, and GPUs).
OpenLIT is a powerful, self-hosted solution for building and managing AI apps in production. With features like prompt versioning, API key security, and safeguards against injection attacks, it ensures reliability. Its OpenTelemetry-native observability for LLMs, vector databases, and GPUs makes it a standout tool for optimizing AI performance and accuracy.
Hello Fazier community!!! I'm Patcher, the maintainer of OpenLIT, and I'm thrilled to announce our second launch—OpenLIT 2.0! 🚀 With this version, we're enhancing our open-source, self-hosted AI Engineering and analytics platform to make it even more powerful and effortless to integrate. We understand the challenges of evolving an LLM MVP into a robust product—high inference costs, debugging hurdles, security issues, and performance tuning can be hard AF. OpenLIT is designed to provide essential insights and ease this journey for all of us developers. Here's what's new in OpenLIT 2.0: - ⚡ OpenTelemetry-native Tracing and Metrics - 🔌 Vendor-neutral SDK for flexible data routing - 🔍 Enhanced Visual Analytical and Debugging Tools - 💭 Streamlined Prompt Management and Versioning - 👨👩👧👦 Comprehensive User Interaction Tracking - 🕹️ Interactive Model Playground - 🧪 LLM Response Quality Evaluations As always, OpenLIT remains fully open-source (Apache 2) and self-hosted, ensuring your data stays private and secure in your environment while seamlessly integrating with over 30 GenAI tools in just one line of code. Check out our Quickstart Guide (https://docs.openlit.io/latest/quickstart-observability) to see how OpenLIT 2.0 can streamline your AI development process. If you're on board with our mission and vision, we'd love your support with a ⭐ star on GitHub (https://github.com/openlit/openlit). I'm here to chat and eager to hear your thoughts on how we can continue improving OpenLIT for you! 😊
OpenLIT is a powerful, self-hosted solution for building and managing AI apps in production. With features like prompt versioning, API key security, and safeguards against injection attacks, it ensures reliability. Its OpenTelemetry-native observability for LLMs, vector databases, and GPUs makes it a standout tool for optimizing AI performance and accuracy.
Hello Fazier community!!! I'm Patcher, the maintainer of OpenLIT, and I'm thrilled to announce our second launch—OpenLIT 2.0! 🚀 With this version, we're enhancing our open-source, self-hosted AI Engineering and analytics platform to make it even more powerful and effortless to integrate. We understand the challenges of evolving an LLM MVP into a robust product—high inference costs, debugging hurdles, security issues, and performance tuning can be hard AF. OpenLIT is designed to provide essential insights and ease this journey for all of us developers. Here's what's new in OpenLIT 2.0: - ⚡ OpenTelemetry-native Tracing and Metrics - 🔌 Vendor-neutral SDK for flexible data routing - 🔍 Enhanced Visual Analytical and Debugging Tools - 💭 Streamlined Prompt Management and Versioning - 👨👩👧👦 Comprehensive User Interaction Tracking - 🕹️ Interactive Model Playground - 🧪 LLM Response Quality Evaluations As always, OpenLIT remains fully open-source (Apache 2) and self-hosted, ensuring your data stays private and secure in your environment while seamlessly integrating with over 30 GenAI tools in just one line of code. Check out our Quickstart Guide (https://docs.openlit.io/latest/quickstart-observability) to see how OpenLIT 2.0 can streamline your AI development process. If you're on board with our mission and vision, we'd love your support with a ⭐ star on GitHub (https://github.com/openlit/openlit). I'm here to chat and eager to hear your thoughts on how we can continue improving OpenLIT for you! 😊
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